Dark Money is a film that tracks the influence of money in contemporary American politics. Using the state of Montana as a primary case study, the film engages with the complex history that Montana state politics has with corporate influence in politics. Starting with the story of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Dark Money shows how the influence of mining corporations caused state legislators to relax mining regulations, which resulted in an environmental catastrophe in Butte, Montana, with problems that persist today. As a result, Montana banned big money in state politics as of 1912. Read more on Wikipedia.
MPAA Rating: | NR |
Genre: | Documentary |
Country: | United States |
Directed By: | Kimberly Reed |
Written By: | Kimberly Reed, Jay Arthur Sterrenberg |
In Theaters: | Jul 13, 2018 |
Runtime: | 1 hour 39 minutes |
Production: | Big Sky Film Productions, Big Mouth Productions, Meerkat Media Collective |