Battle For America - Orlando Movie Premiere

Friends of the Central Florida Tea Party Council

and the Tea Party Movement

You are invited to a special event:

BATTLE FOR AMERICA

“An Evening with Steve Bannon”

Presented by

Jason Hoyt
Director, Central Florida Tea Party Council, Inc.

in association with the

Central Florida Tea Party Council
OrlandoPoliticalPress.com
West Orlando Tea Party
Citizen2Citizen.us

sponsored by

Armando Gutierrez
Sloane Mackenzie Public Affairs

Join Jason Hoyt, Tom Tillison, Barbara Seidenberg and members of the Central Florida Tea Party Council as they welcome writer / director Steve Bannon to Orlando for the premiere of his latest release from the "Tea Party Trilogy", Battle For America.

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You will not want to miss the chance to see this film on the big screen.  Please bring your family and friends, especially those you believe should be more engaged in this year's election.

With Special Guest

Steve Bannon

A special 'Thank You' to

Armando Gutierrez and Tim Buckley of Sloane Mackenzie Public Affairs

for sponsoring the event.

Stephen K. Bannon: Writer/Director/Producer

Mr. Bannon is chairman and CEO of Affinity Media, the largest digital asset exchange and content company in the video game space. He is a former Naval Officer, Honors Graduate of Harvard Business School, and a former M&A Investment Banker at Goldman Sachs. Mr. Bannon owned and ran his own investment banking boutique for ten years in Beverly Hills. He is actively engaged in a number of companies in the entertainment and media industry.

An award winning film-maker, Mr. Bannon was the writer/director of "In the Face of Evil" the classic account of Ronald Reagan's long struggle with communism. He has produced and executive produced and financed numerous films, including "Titus Andronicus" and "The Last 600 Meters".

His oldest daughter Maureen attends the United States Military Academy at West Point. Mr. Bannon is a native of Richmond, VA and resides in Laguna Beach, CA.

From BigHollywood.com:

Stephen Bannon’s Tea Party Trilogy Concludes With ‘Battle For America’

It’s not the Star Wars trilogy, but writer and director Stephen Bannon’s trying for something epic: his latest film, “Battle for America,” which chronicles the tea party movement, is the third in a trilogy that Bannon believes weaves a narrative about a burgeoning conservative movement. Bannon’s hoping that by paying attention to detail and aiming high, conservative documentaries might finally compete with more successful films on the liberal side of the spectrum. 

“You’ve always seen mass movements on the left,” Bannon told POLITICO. “What intrigued me was what caused this mass movement on the right.” Bannon admits that “Battle” is “a very partisan film,” but says that “it’s aimed at independents and Reagan Democrats who can actually step back and think about what the stakes are.” (The other two films in the trilogy are “Generation Zero,” which focuses on the financial crisis, and “Fire from the Heartland,” which looks at leading conservative women). 

Such conservative notables as Ann Coulter, Newt Gingrich, Lou Dobbs, Fred Barnes, Sen. Kit Bond, Sen. Tom Coburn and Rep. Thaddeus McCotter make cameos in “Battle.” But Dick Morris, current Republican campaign surrogate, is the default star of the film. 

Morris told POLITICO that “Battle” is “really a closing argument to the 2010 election. It is the case for change, the case for getting rid of the Democratic Congress and a manual about how to go about doing it.”