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Grassroots (2012)

Grant Cogswell, a liberal music critic decides to run for city council against a popular black incumbent and is assisted by a reporter who recently lost his job. Initially given no chance, things turn dark when Cogswell makes it into the general election. Based on a true story.

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Avid C 21 Jun 2013

Grassroots is about doing something that matters to you. It's about waking up and trying. It's about defining yourself. The good. Nice simple story. Funny. Interesting characters. The actors. Jason Biggs gives a solid performance. So does Joel David Moore, even if his character is really annoying, he plays it well. The bad. Not much happening, but then, there's nothing really wrong with this picture. The ugly. Nothing. The result. A lightly entertaining film.

The Movie W 05 Nov 2012

Gyllenhaal's film is based on the true story of Grant Cogswell, an out of work music critic who ran for city council in Seattle's 2001 campaign, his ticket a promise to extend the city's monorail in an attempt to make the city more accessible for it's working classes. As portrayed by Moore, he's an unlikable but enthusiastic presence with limited social skills. Running his anarchic campaign is Biggs, an impressive performance as a journalist recently fired from The Stranger for being too political. For the most part the film relies on the usual cliches of the campaign trail with our protagonists setting out with the best intentions but resorting to more and more dirty tricks as their success grows. Cogswell's incumbent opponent is a conservative African-American with ties to big business and the issue of liberal hypocrisy is raised in a way we rarely see with many white liberals preferring to vote for a right-wing black politician than the left-wing Cogswell who best represents their views.

Matthew Turner 07 Nov 2012

Engaging, enjoyable and extremely well timed political comedy/drama with a strong script and a pair of terrific performances from Jason Biggs and Joel David Moore.

Stephen Holden 11 Jul 2012

Although it only glosses the mechanics of local politics, it exudes an endearingly scruffy charm.

Nick Schager 09 Jul 2012

By ultimately softening its stance toward McIver, Grassroots disingenuously has it both ways, reducing politics first to a David-versus-Goliath adventure, and then to an everyone-is-cool bowl of mush.