"Hillary: The Movie"

"Hillary: The Movie" is a political documentary released in 2008, directed by Charles Krauthammer. It critically examines Hillary Clinton’s career, policies, and influence, portraying her in a negative light. The film aimed to influence voters during the Democratic primary by highlighting what opponents considered her flaws and vulnerabilities. The film became a focal point in a legal debate over whether such documentaries should be protected as political speech under the First Amendment. Ultimately, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the film qualified as protected political speech, emphasizing the importance of free expression in campaign-related content.