Miss Sloane was screened ahead of its theatrical release at the AFI Film Festival.
Gun control is one of the most hotly debated topics in American politics right now, and the subject is taken head on in Miss Sloane, the newest outing from director John Madden. Starring Jessica Chastain in the titular role, the film’s a sleek political thriller, with Aaron Sorkin or Oliver Stone-level ambitions that comes close for more than a majority of its run time, but ultimately, ends up feeling more like a very strong episode of How to Get Away with Murder.
Coming from Madden and first time screenwriter Jonathan Perera, Miss Sloane is a polished and fast-talking look at the underbelly of American politics, and specifically, at some of the most powerful influencers in the entire system: the lobbyists. In an industry already filled with powerful, feared players though, no one in the industry is quite as well-respected as Chastain’s Madeline Elizabeth Sloane. We meet her busily working her way around the legal complications of sending a senator to Indonesia for a relaxing “research trip” about palm oil being imported into the US as part of the “Nutella tax.”
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