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Civil War (2024)

Runtime: 109 min

Release date: 10/04/2024

Production countries: Finland, United Kingdom

Production companies: DNA Films, IPR.VC

Overview

In the near future, a group of war journalists attempt to survive while reporting the truth as the United States stands on the brink of civil war.

Alex Garland

Director

Cast

Kirsten Dunst

as Lee

Wagner Moura

as Joel

Cailee Spaeny

as Jessie

Stephen McKinley Henderson

as Sammy

Nelson Lee

as Tony

Nick Offerman

as President

Jefferson White

as Dave

Evan Lai

as Bohai

Vince Pisani

as Concierge

Justin James Boykin

as American Soldier (Middle East)

Jess Matney

as Checkpoint Soldier

Greg Hill

as Pete

Edmund Donovan

as Eddie

Sonoya Mizuno

as Anya

Tim James

as Hanging Captive

Simeon Freeman

as Commercial Soldier Mike

James Yaegashi

as Commercial Corporal

Dean Grimes

as Commerical Soldier #1

Alexa Mansour

as Aid Worker Refugee Camp

Martha B. Knighton

as Elderly Woman

Melissa Saint-Amand

as Shop Assistant

Karl Glusman

as Spotter

Jin Ha

as Sniper

Jojo T. Gibbs

as WF White House Sergeant

Jared Shaw

as WF White House Assaulter #1

Justin Garza

as WF White House Assaulter #2

Brian Philpot

as WF White House Assaulter #3

Tywaun Tornes

as WF White House Assaulter #4

Juani Feliz

as Joy Butler

Jesse Plemons

as Militia Soldier (uncredited)

John Newberg

as Rose Garden Man (uncredited)

Kevin Howell

as Western Force Army Soldier (uncredited)

Ernest 'Scooby' Rogers

as Riot Police
/ Army Soldier (uncredited)

Robert Perry Bierman

as Airline Passenger (uncredited)

Joe Manuel Gallegos Jr.

as Air Steward (uncredited)

Christopher Cocke

as Airport Customer (uncredited)

Ryan Austin Bryant

as WF Marine (uncredited)

Jeff Bosley

as SFC Brown (uncredited)

Brent Moorer Gaskins

as Injured Marine (uncredited)

Evan Holtzman

as Secret Service Agent (uncredited)

Lauren Marie Gordon

as Female Marine (uncredited)

Kevin Kedgley

as Western Forces Marine
/ Flag Detail (uncredited)

Timothy LaForce

as Milita (uncredited)

Cora Maple Lindell

as Dying Refugee (uncredited)

Cody Marshall

as Soldier (uncredited)

Randy S. Love

as Soldier (uncredited)

Petey Nguyễn

as Marine (uncredited)

LePrix Robinson

as Female Army Soldier (uncredited)

Kim Rosen

as Airplane Passenger (uncredited)

Daniel Patrick Shook

as Guard Marine (uncredited)

Robert Tinsley

as Marine (uncredited)

Jaclyn White

as War Journalist (uncredited)

Temper Lavigne

as Refugee (uncredited)

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What the 'Dawn of the Civil War' can tell us about today's acrimonious politics

Source: https://www.npr.org

What the 'Dawn of the Civil War' can tell us about today's acrimonious politics

In The Demon of Unrest, author Erik Larson chronicles the five months between the election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860 and the start of the Civil War, drawing parallels to today's political climate.