Where to watch Split : A Deeper Divide (2014) in United States
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- United States
- 1h 15m
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Story
This documentary examines the deep political divisions that have taken hold across America, exploring how the nation's two major parties have drifted so far apart that compromise has become nearly impossible. Through interviews and on-the-ground reporting spanning the country, the film investigates the roots of this polarization and its impact on governance. It asks how contemporary American politics became so fractured, touching on issues ranging from economics and climate to education and international relations.
Cast
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John DingellSelf
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Noam Chomsky
- Grover Norquist
Frequently asked questions
Where can I watch Split : A Deeper Divide in United States?
Split : A Deeper Divide is available in United States on DOCSVILLE, The Roku Channel and Prime Video. Use the buttons above to open the official platform.
Is Split : A Deeper Divide on a subscription in United States?
Yes. In United States it is included with DOCSVILLE — no extra rental charge.
Can I watch Split : A Deeper Divide free in United States?
Yes, legally and free on The Roku Channel in United States.
Is Split : A Deeper Divide on Netflix in United States?
No. In United States it is not on Netflix right now. It is available on DOCSVILLE, The Roku Channel and Prime Video instead.
Is Split : A Deeper Divide on Prime Video in United States?
Yes. Split : A Deeper Divide is on Prime Video in United States (rent).
Which other countries have Split : A Deeper Divide?
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