Re-Elected

Synopsis

Re-Elected, starring Natasha Mercado, is a 2020 drama that delves into the tumultuous and often unforgiving world of political campaigns. The film follows the journey of a determined former politician striving to regain her seat amid public skepticism and fierce opposition. Through navigating the complex landscape of media scrutiny, personal sacrifice, and ideological battles, the story explores themes of integrity, resilience, and the cost of ambition. With a focus on character-driven storytelling, Re-Elected presents a realistic portrayal of modern politics, capturing both its personal and societal impacts without resorting to sensationalism.

Cast

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  Natasha Mercado

  Angela Harmon

• Cameron Gilliam

  Nate Harmon

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  Chloe Mikala

  Mary Callahan

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  Matthew DeHoff

  Marcus Modeno

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  Kayvon Kaliush

  Evan Stephens

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  Erik Alexis

  George Washington

Reviews

Re-Elected has received mixed to negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the film holds a low rating of 3.5/10, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with its execution. Many reviewers have praised Natasha Mercado's earnest performance, noting that her portrayal adds depth to an otherwise underdeveloped narrative. However, critics from outlets like Rotten Tomatoes have criticized the film for its slow pacing and lack of dramatic tension, which hinder its ability to engage viewers fully. Metacritic scores hover in the low range, with several commentators pointing out the film's missed opportunity to provide insightful political commentary. According to a review published by Film Threat, "While Re-Elected attempts to offer a nuanced look at political redemption, it often falls flat due to cliched plotlines and uneven writing." Conversely, some audience members have appreciated the film’s attempt at authenticity and character focus, although this niche appeal has limited its broader success. Overall, Re-Elected struggles to resonate beyond its core themes, resulting in a film that many find watchable but ultimately forgettable.

See also

Oppenheimer

We're the Millers

The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Bride of Re-Animator