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An African Election (2011)

Filmmaker Jarreth Merz directs this eye-opening documentary about the 2008 presidential elections in Ghana, chronicling the start-to-finish drama of campaigning in a nation that's long served as a measure of the continent's political stability.

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Kenneth Turan 29 Nov 2011

What is finally most compelling about this film is the sense it gives of how passionately the citizens of Ghana believe in democracy, how much it means to them.

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Laura Bushell 24 Nov 2011

Timely and balanced, this is a great insight into an otherwise closed process, but would it be more at home on TV?

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David Parkinson 29 Nov 2011

Occasionally lacking in context but never less than intriguing, Jarreth Merz's polished film is a handy document to a rarely visited democracy.

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Ernest Hardy 29 Nov 2011

Even those who closely follow African (or global) politics will likely be bowled over by the real-life plot twists unfolding before Merz's camera. What makes the film especially resonate now is the frustration with the status quo that is consistently voiced by the people on the street.

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Jeannette Catsoulis 29 Nov 2011

As we join throngs of excited citizens at a public vote-counting, their uninhibited zeal for the process only highlights the jaded cynicism that threatens to overwhelm our own.

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