We're approximately one hundred days away from the 2016 presidential election. During that period, there will be hundreds of candidate speeches, a seemingly endless series of commercials, and at least three debates. But in the midst of the campaign, there will also be several notable films about political subjects.
In 2016, we've already seen a slew of political films at the box office. Earlier this year, Michael Bay’s13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghaziopened up the debate about Benghazi again (although the film did its best in not coming across as a political feature). A few months after that, Jodie Foster’s compelling dramaMoney Monsterfocused on how corporate greed (and big banks) had damaged the economy for everyday citizens. In more recent days,The Purge: Election...