Four Hours at the Capitol

Made semi-redundant by DAY OF RAGE which covers the same event more forcefully (and efficiently) - this endeavours to delve more into the mind-set and grievances of the "pro-rally" crowd, but ironically does them a disservice by not interrogating their statements; what might have presented an opportunity for empathy and understanding presents as just another polarising document (what else is new?) As with RAGE, the event provides plenty of gripping footage which is reliably well assembled.

Chilling every time it compilates haunting images of hand to hand combat -- as one policeman says, it was like a medieval battle, body against body -- but it fails big time when these weirdos start justifying their acts, in a clear attempt to counter their own terrorism -- "it was not a coup, but a demonstration", "we're fighting for freedom". Last tiny section, where it's told four officers committed suicide aftet jan 6, is way more important -- and yet it has less screen time - than Qanon shit

Men.