We Blew It

We Blew It examines the shift in American ideals and culture from the optimistic dreams of the counterculture movement to the realities of contemporary politics. Featuring notable figures such as Ronee Blakley, Peter Bogdanovich, and Michael Mann, the documentary presents a reflective take on a pivotal period in U.S. history.

Shot in Cinemascope, the film serves as a road movie that spans from New Jersey to California, capturing the essence of a bygone era. It raises critical questions about the legacies of the past and the disillusionment felt in the present. As the narrative unfolds, it critiques the trajectory of American society leading up to the Trump presidency, highlighting feelings of loss and nostalgia.