New Trailer for Alt-Right Age of Rage Released

The new documentary featuring DLJ is about to hit select theaters on Aug. 17.

“I think there is blame on both sides. You look at, you look at both sides. I think there’s blame on both sides, and I have no doubt about it, and you don’t have any doubt about it either,” President Trump told a room full of reporters at a press conference following the Unite the Right white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, which resulted in the vehicular homicide of Heather Heyer. Occurring nearly one year ago today, the event was a chilling reminder of the festering hatred of the alt-right that has been invigorated by Trump and his rhetoric.

At this year’s South by Southwest Film Festival, director Adam Bhala Lough (The New Radical) premiered a new documentary Alt-Right: Age of Rage, which explores this divide in our country–one of, if not the first, to specifically look at the tragedy in Charlottesville in feature-length form. Featuring interviews with activist Daryle Lamont Jenkins and alt-right leader Richard Spencer, it explores both sides with more nuance than our President might. Courtesy of Gravitas Ventures, we have the exclusive first trailer for the documentary ahead of a release on August 17.

John Fink said in his review, “The documentary focuses largely on the face of the alt-right movement and instant meme Richard Spencer, a University of Chicago-educated ‘academic’ quick to call someone a ‘cuck,’ but barely able to recognize the death of Heather Heyer as a tragedy. The documentary allows its frat boy subject to talk himself into incoherency, propagating the need for a white ethnostate and greeting movement supporters with a ‘Heil Victory.’”

See our exclusive trailer premiere below.

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