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Prime Minister review – portrait of Jacinda Ardern shows a fully human being in charge for once
- The Guardian review centers on Jacinda Ardern’s humanity and leadership style during crises.
- The film emphasizes Ardern's honesty and compassion during the Christchurch shootings and Covid-19 response.
- The review notes ongoing misogyny faced by Ardern while highlighting her perceived resilience.
- The documentary traces Ardern’s rise to the world’s youngest female elected leader and her coalition era.
- Viewers see a portrait of a leader who navigated crisis with political acumen and luck.
- The review notes the film foregrounds humanity while omitting much of internal politics.
- The piece places Ardern’s leadership during the Covid wave as central to her popularity.
- The Guardian review comments on the film’s selective editing and human-centric approach.
- Ardern’s partnership with Clarke Gayford is featured as part of the personal lens on leadership.
- The review frames the documentary as a human portrait rather than a political dossier.
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