PREVIEW of THE TRUMP EFFECT: Deprogramming the American Mind



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THE TRUMP EFFECT: Deprogramming the American Mind Premieres on YouTube, Monday, July 24th

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Agustin Blazquez Phone: (301) 949-8791 Email: abip.usa@verizon.net Website: https://thetrumpeffectmovie.blogspot.com THE TRUMP EFFECT: DEPROGRAMMING THE AMERICAN MIND PREMIERES ON YOUTUBE MONDAY, JULY 24 TH AGUSTIN BLAZQUEZ’S UNAUTHORIZED FEATURE DOCUMENTARY SHEDS NEW LIGHT ON US PRESIDENT Washington, DC, July 20, 2017 – IndependentCuban-American filmmaker Agustin Blazquez ’s ( Covering Cuba, Elian, Che Guevara-The Other Side of an Icon ) new unauthorized feature documentary  premieres on his YouTube channel  on Monday, July 24 th . THE TRUMP EFFECT: DEPROGRAMMING THE AMERICAN MIND explores the psychological meaning of Donald J. Trump’s election as President of the United States. It details President Trump’s challenge to Politically Correct ideology in American life, as “Deprogrammer in Chief”. The film  concludes that the President has the potential to succeed, by changing the way Americans think a...
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Biography of Filmmaker Agustin Blazquez

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Agustín Blázquez Biography Agustin Blazquez was born in Cardenas, Cuba. He left Cuba on July 18, 1965, and lived in Montreal, Paris and Madrid before arriving in the U.S. in 1967.  Blazquez graduated from The Municipal Academy of Dramatic Arts of Havana in 1962.  Although the single curriculum available was termed "Dramatic Arts", he began his acting career before graduation by performing on radio, TV and in theater. Anecdote :   Before graduating, he and a fellow graduate purchased a Keystone 16 mm camera because 16 mm was the only film stock available in Cuba at that time.  With the two reels of stock they were able to find to purchase, they produced two films for the sole purpose of obtaining the experience.  They had no access to editing equipment, so the productions were shot in sequence.  Due to the lack of everything from equipment to opportunity in post-revolutionary Cuba, they were able to view the films only once.  Ther...
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