Clinton Cash

Clinton Cash is a documentary examining how Bill and Hillary Clinton built substantial personal wealth through donations from abroad to the Clinton Foundation, an organization presented as a charity. The film focuses on the period when Hillary Clinton served as US Secretary of State, setting out allegations that the foundation's foreign contributions were linked to political favors.

The film runs an hour and was directed by M.A. Taylor, working from a screenplay by Daniel Fleuette and Steve Bannon. Bannon and Fleuette also produced, with the production companies Glittering Steel and Bannon Film Industries behind it. The cast is built around archival material rather than present-day interviews with its central figures: Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton both appear through archive footage, as do Sani Abacha, Gilbert Chagoury and Frank Giustra, while Peter Schweizer, president of the Government Accountability Institute, appears as himself. In total the film credits twenty cast members.

On TMDB, Clinton Cash holds a rating of 7 out of 10 based on 27 votes, a modest sample suggesting a limited audience. Released in July 2016, the film is a political documentary rather than an account from those it examines, since its principal subjects are seen only in archival clips.