How We Got Here Trailer

How We Got Here Trailer (2023)

16 May 2023 Factual 95 mins

Diverse voices trace the history of postmodernism from its roots in art and philosophy all the way to Fox News, Q-Anon, and election denial.

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Cast

Elena Passarello

as Narrator

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 16 May 2023

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