A Dangerous Game 2014
"Because power and money should not cost the earth"
Anthony Baxter's gripping documentary sequel *A Dangerous Game (2014)* exposes the relentless pursuit of wealth and power as global tycoons, including Donald Trump and his family, attempt to transform breathtaking natural landscapes into exclusive pl...
Director: Anthony Baxter
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is A Dangerous Game (2014) about?
This documentary follows billionaires like Donald Trump and his family as they target stunning locations like Dubrovnik and Balmedie for luxury golf resorts, ignoring local opposition and environmental concerns. Director Anthony Baxter exposes their tactics, from bullying residents to influencing officials, all while prioritizing profit over preservation.
Who directed A Dangerous Game?
Anthony Baxter, the award-winning filmmaker behind the acclaimed documentary *You've Been Trumped*, returns to direct *A Dangerous Game*.
Who stars in A Dangerous Game?
The film features high-profile figures including Alec Baldwin, Donald Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Donald Trump Jr., and Ivanka Trump alongside local communities resisting development.
Is A Dangerous Game (2014) worth watching?
*A Dangerous Game* is a compelling watch for fans of investigative documentaries and environmental issues. While not rated on IMDb, its sharp critique of unchecked ambition and real-world impact makes it a thought-provoking experience for those passionate about conservation and social justice.
How long is A Dangerous Game?
The film runs for 102 minutes, offering a concise yet impactful dive into its themes.
About A Dangerous Game (2014) — Trump, Golf Courses, and the Fight to Save the Earth
Anthony Baxter's gripping documentary sequel *A Dangerous Game (2014)* exposes the relentless pursuit of wealth and power as global tycoons, including Donald Trump and his family, attempt to transform breathtaking natural landscapes into exclusive playgrounds for the ultra-wealthy. From the historic cobblestone streets of Dubrovnik to the pristine sand dunes of Balmedie, the film captures the clash between local communities fighting for their heritage and elites who manipulate governments and ignore democratic votes to get their way. With sharp visuals and unflinching interviews, Baxter crafts a tense narrative that questions the cost of progress when greed trumps preservation.
Blending environmental alarm with social outrage, *A Dangerous Game* is more than a critique—it's a wake-up call. The documentary's unfiltered lens reveals how power and money can erode landscapes and civic rights, leaving viewers to ponder who really pays the price for these grandiose projects.