John Dunsworth: The Candidate

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In 1988 John Dunsworth, an actor and theatre director (well-known from his role in the award-winning series, Trailer Park Boys) was asked to run under the progressive New Democratic Party ticket in a provincial election in Nova Scotia, Canada. A political novice and an underdog, we watch Dunsworth as he undertakes his grassroots approach. Seeing the campaign through his eyes we come away with a new understanding of the political process.

Director: Neal Livingston
Runtime: 22 min

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Language: English
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Neal Livingston

Frequently Asked Questions

What is John Dunsworth: The Candidate about?
In 1988 John Dunsworth, an actor and theatre director (well-known from his role in the award-winning series, Trailer Park Boys) was asked to run under the progressive New Democratic Party ticket in a provincial election in Nova Scotia, Canada. A political novice and an underdog, we watch Dunsworth as he undertakes his grassroots approach. Seeing the campaign through his eyes we come away with a new understanding of the political process.
Who directed John Dunsworth: The Candidate?
John Dunsworth: The Candidate was directed by Neal Livingston.
Who stars in John Dunsworth: The Candidate?
John Dunsworth: The Candidate stars John Dunsworth.
How long is John Dunsworth: The Candidate?
John Dunsworth: The Candidate has a runtime of 22m (22 minutes).