An Unreasonable Man
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- Synopsis
- The life and career of one of America's most tenacious consumer advocates and political activists is brought to the screen in this richly detailed documentary....
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- Starring
- Ralph Nader, Jay Acton, Theresa Amato, Pat Buchanan, Peter Camejo
- Director(s)
- Stephen Skrovan, Henriette Mantel
- Distributor(s)
- IFC
- MPAA Rating
- Not Rated
- Runtime
- 122 min.
Critic Reviews
Entertainment Weekly | Owen GleibermanAdd Critic to Favorites
Nader became famous as a "consumer advocate," but as the thrilling first hour of An Unreasonable Man makes clear, that humdrum bureaucratic term didn't do justice to his courage, his vision.Read the full review
The Onion (A.V. Club) | Nathan RabinAdd Critic to Favorites
The film begins like a Frank Capra movie--pure-hearted idealist takes on corporate fat cats against impossible odds and triumphs--but ends like a Shakespearean tragedy.Read the full review
Washington Post | Ann HornadayAdd Critic to Favorites
Nader haters may not be mollified, but An Unreasonable Man, like its subject itself, is a one-stop civics lesson no one should miss.Read the full review
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