Bill Maher: Victory Begins at Home (2003)

Unleashing a torrent of thought-provoking humor in the heart of New York's theatre district, comedian Bill Maher's Broadway standup show, "Victory Begins at Home," reengages the audience from July 17-19, 2003. Not just any standup act, this Tony Award-nominated spectacle is a live-wire fusion of comedy and commentary that will be immortalized on film by HBO at its final performance at the historic Hudson Theatre. Maher, with his razor-sharp wit, takes aim at the contemporary issues that saturate our daily lives. From the war in Iraq to the presidency of George W. Bush, no topic is off-limits in this riveting performance that dismantles the so-called Axis of Evil with a blend of satire and insight. But "Victory Begins at Home" is more than just a critique; it's a call to arms. Taking inspiration from the powerful propaganda posters of World War I and II, Maher commissions artists to present a visual accompaniment to his verbal onslaught. Echoing sentiments from 'Loose Lips Sink Ships' to 'Buy War Bonds,' these modern-day posters serve as a rallying cry, urging us to take an active part in the War on Terrorism. Maher's message is clear: Victory isn't just a distant concept; it begins at home. Through laughter, thought, and engagement, we are all part of the solution.

Bill Maher: Victory Begins at Home is a comedy movie featuring Bill Maher.

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