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Death of a president
Cast: Hend Ayoub, Brian Boland, Becky Ann Baker, Robert Mangiardi, Jay Patterson, Jay Whittaker, Michael Reilly Burke, James Urbaniak, M. Neko Parham, Seena Jon, Christian Stolte,

Chavez Ravine, Dawn Newton, Patrick Clear, Malik Bader and Tony Dale.
Producer: Finch, Ed Guiney and Robin Gutch and executive producer Liza Marshall and Peter Carlton.

Gabriel Range's "Death of a President," is a provocative docudrama which revolves around a fictional assassination of George W. Bush in October 2007.
An unknown gunman assassinates George W. Bush. A couple of years later, based on that this exploratory documentary is made. It features all the people concerned that momentous day: the protestors exterior a Chicago hotel; the suspects in the gunfire and their families; the Secret Service men who disastrous to defend their accuse; the push; and an collection of experts, dreadfully seeking meaning in this horrifying act of aggression. We learn, excruciatingly, what happened to America subsequent to the bereavement of a president?

The story is about how civil liberties in the U.S. suffer terribly through the enactment of a new and tougher Patriot Act that results from this fictional presidential assassination. Moreover, "President" is a very well made thriller that's enjoyable just on that level. The film is not exploitative in any way and treats what would certainly be a great tragedy respectfully and un-cynically. In the tradition of great cautionary tales, a terrible and horrifying event unveils certain aspects of society's current fears and future trends. The film includes a number of very powerful action scenes with protesting crowds massed in the streets outside the hotel. So every attempt is really made to try and blow the boundaries between fact and fiction.