The Trump campaign has responded sharply to a new film showcased at the Cannes Film Festival that portrays behind-the-scenes events of "The Apprentice," labeling it as "blatantly false."

The documentary, which claims to reveal unseen aspects of the popular reality show, has been met with fierce criticism from Trump and his team.

In a statement, the campaign declared, They argue that the portrayal of Trump and the show's production is heavily biased and does not reflect reality. The documentary has stirred significant controversy since its debut.




The film's director defended the project, saying, This response has done little to quell the backlash from Trump's supporters, who see the film as an attempt to undermine his legacy.
Critics of the documentary argue that it selectively presents information to paint Trump in a negative light. Supporters of the film claim it sheds necessary light on the manipulations within reality TV.



The debate has spilled over to social media, with both sides passionately defending their views.Trump himself took to social media to express his disdain for the film, tweeting, His campaign has called for a boycott of the documentary, urging followers to avoid watching it and to spread the word about its alleged falsehoods.



The controversy surrounding the film highlights the ongoing polarized perceptions of Trump's tenure and his impact on American culture. It also underscores the challenges filmmakers face when tackling politically charged subjects.
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