Cinema: Borat returns and quotes the US vice president

(by Gina Di Meo) (ANSA) - NEW YORK, 30 SEPTEMBER - Borat is back and is ready to reveal the true being of people.

And so while on TV the first presidential debate between the current President of the United States Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden is staged, the announcement of the sequel to the famous 2006 film with Sacha Baron Cohen in the role of Borat Sagdiyev breaks into the network, a fictional journalist from Kazakhstan who is sent to the United States to study its customs and traditions.

Borat - Cultural Study on America for the benefit of the glorious nation of Kazakhstan (Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for MakeBenefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan) was presented at the Special Events of the Rome Film Festival and in 2007 earned Cohen the Oscar.

The title this time is 'Borat: Gift ofPornographic Monkey to Vice Premiere Mikhael Pence to MakeBenefit Recently Diminished Nation of Kazakhstan' with a clear reference to the current vice president of the United States MikePence.

    The Borat sequel was filmed in secret during the Pandemic and was bought by Amazon which will send it to the air on its streaming platform before the election, not by chance.

    The film's teaser was released on Twitter under the Republic of Kazakhstan account.

"Congratulations to the great friend of the Kazakh people @realDonaldTrump for winning the debate today. Surprising and impressive result for a strong premier who always puts America and Kazakhstan first."

The video shows Donald Trump shaking hands with Kanye West, as he talks to the late Jeffrey Epstein, the finance master who committed suicide after being accused of sex trafficking, pointing to a group of dancing women.

   There are also images of Putin, Joe Biden wearing a mask in contrast to Trump's obvious refusal instead of wearing one, athletes including Colin Kaepernick kneeling during the protest of the anthem, several African-American exponents.

The objective cannot be clearer, to show, according to Cohen, who has never hidden his position in the face of the tycoon, who Donald Trump really is.

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