Check Out the Bewildering Trailer for Indie Hillary Clinton

Sometimes you see a film trailer that makes your eyes get actual massive when you marvel aloud: what on the planet is that this? And why is it so intriguing? The trailer for “When I’m A Moth,” an indie drama from Dark Star Pictures in regards to the time Hillary Clinton spent in Alaska in 1969, is unquestionably one among them. Watch the trailer solely above proper now.

Starring Addison Timlin as college-aged Hillary Rodham alongside TJ Kayama and Toshiji Takeshima, and co-directed by Zachary Cotler and Magdalena Zyzak, “When I’m a Moth” is a fictional account of that 12 months that may appear to be, no less than judging by the trailer, satirizing the politician that she would turn into over the following 5 a long time.

The trailer opens with a disclaimer: “What follows is a work of fiction. So is the United States political system. Any resemblance, in either fiction, to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental.” That’s just a little little bit of a mind teaser so that you can begin off with.

The perspective of Zyzak and Cotler’s movie comes by way of much more clearly later within the trailer when Hillary utters this line: “I have these pretty extreme Marxist thoughts, you know, and then suddenly I’m talking like a Goldwater conservative. Like my father. But actually I’m pretty radical, I think.”

And the entire thing ends with a wink when Kayama asks Hillary what her final title is. “I don’t think I’m going to tell you that,” she replies.

“When I’m a Moth” can be accessible from streaming retailers on Aug. 27.