Moi, candidat

A measured, inside look at political campaigns that asks you to pay attention to strategy and personality rather than spectacle.

A measured, thoughtful documentary that asks who a politician really is, watching closely as it sifts through public image and private character.

A dense, talky documentary that asks you to sift competing memories and piece together a slippery political life.

A fly-on-the-wall look at political strategy that feels procedural and quietly tense, with occasional human warmth.

A measured, talk-driven history lesson that watches like a backstage pass to power, more illuminating than thrilling.

A long, detailed political chronicle that feels like an extended history lesson, rewarding but slow.

A quiet, observant campaign diary that finds human texture in handshakes, strategy meetings and the odd friction of friendship across a political divide. It is calm, talky and gently revealing rather than dramatic.

A dry, fly-on-the-wall look at political operatives scheming, equal parts tedious and quietly revealing.

A fly-on-the-wall political rollercoaster that is tense, infuriating, and occasionally inspiring, demanding attention to follow the real-time drama.

A measured, talk-heavy documentary that feels like a behind-the-scenes seminar on presidential diplomacy, more informative than dramatic.

A brisk, wryly amused profile that treats its subject like a puzzle worth solving, mixing archive clips with knowing interviews.

An intimate, behind-the-scenes look at a political campaign that quietly turns into a portrait of ambition and personal loss.