Dinesh D’Souza’s latest documentary, Death of a Nation, received a poor response from moviegoers.
It is the lowest wide release launch to date for the right-wing conservative filmmaker.
Death of a Nation made $2.3 million when it opened on 1,032 screens, averaging a tepid $2,248 per theater.
The documentary explores fascism and white supremacy and compares President Donald Trump to Abraham Lincoln.
It’s the first political documentary to bow nationwide since Ben Stein’s “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed” debuted 10 years ago.
D’Souza’s previous titles all bowed in limited release before expanding.
