Amanda Seales New Political-Comedy Documentary, ‘In Amanda We Trust’ Trailer

Comedian, radio host, multi-hyphenate, and social justice advocate Amanda Seales has officially announced her all-new political-comedy documentary “In Amanda We Trust.”

Out August 18th via Patreon, the project promises to be a tour-de-force, demonstrating Seales‘ unwavering commitment to using comedy as a powerful tool to address crucial issues and inspire real-world impact. With her keen understanding of the socio-political landscape and a razor-sharp sense of humor, Seales is the voice we need now more than ever.

The current state of government is so overrun by fools and pseudo culture wars that everyday people have turned to a new hope for change – Amanda Seales? The political-comedy doc follows the comedian in Washington DC on a journey of curiosity to find out if she could (or should) run for political office. Joining her are some familiar political faces, including members of The Squad, Rep Jamaal Bowman and Rep Ilhan Omar, who both provide expert insight from crafting bills to who is more difficult to work with: 8th graders or Republicans. Having spoken to the people who speak for the people, Seales decides to go directly to the streets. Perched between the National African American Museum of History and Culture and the Washington Monument, she approaches everyday people and tests them on civics vs. pop culture, gathering a better idea of what folks really know about government.

“In Amanda We Trust” finds Seales at her most authentic self as the project was produced independently by her very own Smart, Funny & Black Productions, embracing the creative freedom that comes with autonomy from Hollywood. In a time where the world needs a good laugh and some real talk about what’s happening, this special serves as a catalyst for important conversations and stimulates folks to engage in the democratic process.

“I am so proud of ‘In Amanda We Trust’,” states Amanda Seales. “Not only because it is truly a labor of love and we made it from the ground up, but also because it speaks directly to my goal of using comedy to amplify civic and social issues.”

Check Out The New Trailer!