If you missed the news story about Joe Biden’s son having a laptop with evidence that he gave access to his then-VP father to foreign countries in exchange for a windfall of cash, it’s not your fault. Big Tech took it off the internet before you noticed. Still an upcoming movie from Gosnell creators gives viewers a second chance to learn about allegations of Biden family corruption.
A press release put out by filmmakers Phelim McAleer and Ann McElhinney on March 16 announced their next political film project titled, My Son Hunter: The Family Comes First. It described the project, stating, “Hunter Biden’s wild life and corrupt business dealings are slated to get the Hollywood treatment in the newly announced feature film ‘My Son Hunter.’ The movie will be a biopic of Hunter Biden chronicling his elitist party lifestyle, dodgy business dealings, family drama, and corruption.”
Sounds like a crime drama for the ages.
McAleer and McElhinney, the husband and wife filmmaking duo, acknowledged the importance of getting this new film out into the public in order to expose alleged corruption that has gone on in the First Family before they came to power. Rumors about Joe Biden – when he was U.S. Vice President – giving his son a cushy energy job in Ukraine in exchange for the country’s access to the VP made waves in the media and became the subject of Trump’s first impeachment in early 2020.
When more eyebrow-raising accounts of Biden and his son’s corruption were reported by the New York Post – after Trump lawyer and former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani found a mysterious laptop that belonged to Hunter – tech companies including Twitter squashed the story from circulating online almost immediately. Polling shows that suppression of this bombshell allegations against the family was enough to swing the presidency to Biden.
McAleer commented on this Biden/big tech/media alliance, saying, “The media and big tech covered up the bombshell report by The New York Post that showed the depth of corruption in the Biden family. The truth deserves to be told and it needs to be seen by as many people as possible.”
That’s the intention behind McElhinney and McAleer’s new movie, to get as many people as possible to see the truth about Joe and Hunter in the form of an “entertaining and enjoyable movie.” McAleer added that the medium is “the best way to tell the story of the Biden family’s corruption and to ensure as many people are educated about this as possible.”
Ann McElhinney added, “This is an incredibly fascinating story. It’s Austin Powers meets King Lear with a dash of House of Cards. The story is so compelling that viewers on both sides of the aisle will find it incredibly entertaining.” The couple are no strangers to making entertainment media focused on breaking the “deep state” narrative. McAleer wrote a satirical play based on the anti-Trump text messages between FBI agents and lovers Lisa Page and Peter Strozk, called, FBI Lovebirds. The humorous stage drama from 2019 featured conservative actors Dean Cain and Kristy Swanson in the starring roles.
For their new movie, McElhinney and McAleer announced their goal of crowdfunding $2.5 million within 60 days. The press release claimed that, “if successful it will be the largest crowdfunding ask for a film in history.” Potential donors can help the crowdfunding campaign at https://mysonhunter.com/.
