Sacha Baron Cohen’s follow-up at the 2006 Borat will arrive a month before the 2020 presidential election, it has been revealed.
As reported by Deadline, the movie was purchased through Amazon Prime and will stream exclusively through the service before the end of October. The sequel is titled Borat: Gift of a Pornographic Monkey to Deputy Prime Minister Mikhael Pence to gain advantage in the recently reduced country of Kazakhstan.
The sequel is one of the first films to be made after coronavirus relief prevents restrictions. Cohen and his team shot the film with minimal equipment in the United States and abroad. According to Deadline, Cohen “risked his life several times” to shoot the scenes. for the film.
“The sources told me he had to wear a bulletproof vest on another two days of filming and in several days there were difficult and damaging scenarios during the shooting,” writes Mike Fleming Jr. of Deadline.
Other main points, such as the plot of the film, remain rare, but given the timing and reference name of the vice president, it is assumed that it points to the Republican Party and the American political formula in general.
In June, Cohen led a far-right demonstration in Washington posing as a country singer, dressed in a monkey and a fake beard, Cohen topped a song that referred to the injection of Barack Obama, Dr. Anthony Fauci, “mask bearers” and more with the “Wuhan flu. “Once the public realized what was happening, Cohen and his organization left quickly and evacuated the site through a nearby personal ambulance.
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