American Insurrection 2021

In a dystopian America where conformity is enforced by a sinister "Volunteer" militia, a diverse group of friends must navigate a treacherous landscape to survive. As they flee from the oppressive barcode system, they face impossible choices and deadly consequences in their quest for freedom and refuge across the border into Canada.

In a dystopian America where conformity is enforced by a sinister "Volunteer" militia, a diverse group of friends must navigate a treacherous landscape to survive. As they flee from the oppressive barcode system, they face impossible choices and deadly consequences in their quest for freedom and refuge across the border into Canada.

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American Insurrection does not have end credit scenes.

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Rotten Tomatoes
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80%

TOMATOMETER

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35%

User Score

IMDb

3.2 /10

IMDb Rating

TMDB

53

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User Score

Movie Insider

3.62/5

From 13 fan ratings

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Four people, a couple (Sarah & Jarret) & their two friends (David & Zabi - a Muslim woman), are trying to escape the United States after a Right-wing militia group (“the Volunteers”) takes over. The Volunteer movement that’s in charge of the United States has gradually tattooed the necks of people that are Muslim, LGBTQ+, undocumented immigrants etc. after a national census. The Volunteers are mostly white Christian males that roam the countryside looking for “unwanted” people and man roadblocks where passers by are checked for their papers and/or neck tattoo marks. Sarah has a history of helping unwanted people escape the United States for Canada and is now trying to help her own friends to cross the heavily patrolled international border in a wooded area. The group is staying at a Volunteer’s (Gabe - referred to as “the dog”) farm, who they keep chained in his own barn, while the group awaits radio contact from Canada. While returning from a run for supplies, Sarah comes upon a Volunteer checkpoint that is assaulting a gay male (Arjay) who’s been branded with a neck tattoo. After saving his life, Sarah takes Arjay back to the farm, where he is nursed back to health by David, who is a nurse. After a night of drinking alcohol, Arjay & David kiss while David, who has been living a secret closeted lifestyle, is drunk. Flashbacks reveal how the film’s characters have been shaped by the Volunteer takeover, and over time, further dialouge is had and secrets are eventually revealed which will change the dynamic within the group as the Volunteers start to eliminate any unwanted people that they come across while they are hunting for Arjay.

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