Overview
- Kinematics, backed by Daniel Snyder, is accused of blocking the film's release due to its portrayal of Trump.
- The film, depicting Trump's early years, has struggled to find a U.S. distributor willing to take the risk.
- Briarcliff Entertainment has shown interest, but financial disagreements have stalled the deal.
- The film includes a controversial rape scene involving Trump and his first wife, Ivana, which has heightened tensions.
- Efforts to buy out Kinematics' stake have been unsuccessful, prolonging the release saga.