You've Been Trumped Too

The same points are made and remade, the same footage and quotes reused, mirroring the repetitive churn of 24-hour news.

There's nothing as condemnatory in this stirring documentary as the Donald himself.

There could hardly be a more urgent or relevant film than this.

A disappointing and mostly flimsy sequel to Anthony Baxter's powerful 2011 documentary

You can probably see Donald Trump's pants on fire from wherever you're reading this.

It doesn't help that Baxter himself is ineffectual as both a journalist and a filmmaker, always trying to place himself within the eyeline of his of lens or emphasise what he's doing rather than what Trump is doing.

Baxter comes-up with some clever conceits.

The coverage of Trump's 2016 campaign that pads out the film was already old news at the time; now it's vintage archive material - a resonant trip back to a world where hardly anyone thought he would win.

I wouldn't call You've Been Trumped Too an eye opener as much of what is portrayed is already public knowledge, but if you're sitting on the fence on Donald Trump, it may still be worth a watch.

You've Been Trumped Too is pitched solely at the comatose viewer, as there is absolutely nothing in Anthony Baxter's film that you won't already be aware of.