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Okay, pop quiz.

What was the highest grossing documentary of 2024?

I'll wait.

Well, it might surprise people to learn that it is Matt Walsh's Am I Racist?

This is Barry Hertz, who covers movies over the globe and male.

I have never heard about this film until I started prepping for this interview.

Does that surprise you?

I think most people probably who listen to this podcast would not have heard of this film. It is a quasi-Borat-like exploration

set to kind of uncover the race hustlers and grifters working inside the diversity, equity,

and inclusion space. Yeah. I mean, the arc of the movie, as I understand it, is that it follows one guy, Matt Walsh,

who's a conservative political commentator as he becomes a diversity, equity, and inclusion,

quote unquote, expert.

But he's mostly there to laugh at the people around him.

Fair?

Extremely fair. Yeah, this is a movie in which its target was set way before any cameras rolled.

Watching Am I Racist, you'd be forgiven for being a little disoriented by its aesthetics.

This movie was produced by conservative pranksters of The Daily Wire, but it feels like it could have been made by someone

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