Vote and Die: Liszt for President

Synopsis

In 'Vote and Die: Liszt for President', Stephen C. Bradbury delivers a compelling performance as the eccentric and ambitious Liszt, who decides to run for President. The movie explores the chaotic world of politics as Liszt tries to navigate through campaigns, scandals, and betrayals. The film uncovers the dark truths behind the power struggle in the political arena, leading to unexpected twists and turns. With engaging storytelling and brilliant character development, 'Vote and Die: Liszt for President' is a thought-provoking and entertaining political drama that keeps the audience captivated till the very end.

Cast

• 

  Stephen C. Bradbury

  Neil Liszt

• 

  Yancy Butler

  Ann Barklely

• 

  Holt McCallany

  Kelsey McNamara

• 

  Richard Masur

  Rease Cunningham

• 

  Eli Wallach

  Joe Nightingale

• 

  Marisa Berenson

  Dr. Elizabeth Dyson

Reviews

Critics have had mixed feelings about 'Vote and Die: Liszt for President'. While some praised Stephen C. Bradbury's portrayal of Liszt and the film's intricate political narrative, others found the pacing to be sluggish and the plot predictable. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 6/10, praising the performances but criticizing the lack of originality in the story. On the other hand, IMDb rated it at 5.2/10, with some users appreciating the film's unique take on political ambition while others felt it fell short in execution. Metacritic's score stood at 58/100, acknowledging the film's provocative themes but pointing out inconsistencies in the script. Overall, 'Vote and Die: Liszt for President' is a polarizing film that challenges the viewer's perspective on the complexities of politics.