Excesses and crimes of Imelda and Ferdinand Marcos
Kingmaker is a documentary about Imelda Marcos. For twenty years her and her husband Ferdinand Marcos ruled the Philippines and made themselves incredibly wealthy in the process stealing from the state. In the 2010s she was attempting a comeback via her son.<br /><br />The movie hits on many points. There’s the image that Imelda Marcos has of her country and herself claiming that the Philippines were a paradise under the Marcoses and there were no beggars. Then there is the excesses and corruption such as Imelda spending millions on buildings, animals, etc. That was all money from the state she was using. Then there are the crimes like the death of the leading opposition figure Ninoy Aquino who many believe Imelda masterminded and interviews of people who were tortured by the regime. There’s the paternalism as Imelda talks about the people as if they are her children and the country is hers to do as she pleases. The best part might be looking at Marcos’ apartment where the film was made. Everywhere you look there are pictures of her and Ferdinand all over the walls. That’s a sign of a true dictator who enjoy looking at themselves more than anything.
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 {"Content advisory": ["Violence"], "Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Lauren Greenfield"], "Producers": ["R.J. Cutler", "Geralyn Dreyfous", "Julie Parker Benello", "Dan Cogan", "Bill Haney"], "Studio": ["Evergreen Studios"]}

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