The correct title of the movie under discussion is "Death of a Nation: Can We Save America a Second Time?" It is a 2018 documentary written and directed by Dinesh D'Souza, a controversial political commentator, and conservative activist. The movie, which is more than two hours long, explores the history and current political climate of the United States and offers a right-wing perspective on a range of hot-button issues.
The movie argues that the modern left-wing movement in America is in many ways a direct descendant of the Nazi Party's ideology. D'Souza also explores the role of slavery and racism in America's past, arguing that the left-wing interpretation of this history underplays the significant role played by Democrats in supporting slavery and segregation. Throughout the movie, D'Souza portrays American conservatism as a force for good, citing heroes of the past such as Abraham Lincoln and Ronald Reagan as models to follow.
To illustrate its themes, "Death of a Nation" employs dramatic reenactments of historical events, as well as interviews with notable conservatives and supporters of Donald Trump. The movie was controversial upon its release, with critics accusing D'Souza of promoting a skewed and inflammatory interpretation of history. Despite this, the movie was a commercial success, grossing over $5 million at the box office.