#UNFIT: The Psychology of Donald Trump is a documentary film that explores the mental health of the United States President. The film is based on the book by clinical psychologist Dr. John Gartner titled “The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump.” It features interviews with several mental health professionals who argue that Trump exhibits signs of mental instability, including narcissism, delusional thinking, and a lack of empathy.
The film also delves into Trump’s past, including his upbringing and previous business dealings, to explore how his behavior may have been shaped. It examines his personal relationships, including his marriages and interactions with family members, to understand his personality and mental state.
Throughout the documentary, a range of perspectives are presented, including those who support Trump and believe that he is mentally fit for office. The film ultimately raises the question of whether Trump’s mental state makes him unfit to serve as President.
The film was directed by Dan Partland and produced by Jennifer Ammon. It was released in August 2020, prior to the United States presidential election, and received mixed reviews from critics. Some praised its insights into Trump’s behavior and mental state, while others criticized it for being politically biased and lacking in scientific evidence.