The official world premiere is over. The truth is now in your living room.
American Martyrs, the new documentary from Gateway Pundit Films examining the prosecution and imprisonment of five January 6 defendants, is now officially available to purchase and watch online.
Following its September 26 premiere at the Cohen Pavilion in West Palm Beach, Florida, viewers who could not attend the event can now access the full film digitally from home.
The official website lists a limited-time special price of $9.99, reduced from the regular $14.99 price. The purchase provides one-time digital film access.
WATCH “AMERICAN MARTYRS” HERE: AmericanMartyrsDoc.com
The documentary focuses on Enrique Tarrio, Joseph Biggs, Ethan Nordean, Zachary Rehl, and Dominic Pezzola and presents the filmmakers’ case concerning the prosecutions, evidence, government conduct, and political pressures surrounding their cases.
American Martyrs combines interviews, reporting, and firsthand accounts to examine “the people, the prosecutions, and the consequences” surrounding the five men.
The film was created by Gateway Pundit founder Jim Hoft, presented by Gateway Pundit Films, and directed by Luke McKay of Neu Luma.
The documentary features appearances from Rudy Giuliani, Lara Logan, Dr. Simone Gold, and others. Gateway Pundit previously reported that the project also includes Sidney Powell, Cara Castronuova, James Lee Bright, Alicia Powe, and the five men at the center of the documentary.
The site is running limited special pricing at $9.99. After that it returns to $14.99. It is a one-time purchase, buy it, watch it, own the access.
There is also a companion book by Jim Hoft that goes deeper into the cases, the consequences, and the five men at the center of the story.
If you believe the January 6 prosecutions were about politics more than justice, this is the film the filmmakers made for you.
Buy American Martyrs now for $9.99: americanmartyrsdoc.com/
Don’t wait for the special to disappear.
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