What a Country! isn't just a biography; it is a . It asks us to imagine a world where "we the people" refers to every human on Earth, rather than just those born within a specific set of lines on a map. If you are interested in geopolitics, human rights, or the history of activism, this documentary is essential viewing.
In 1948, he walked into the American Embassy in Paris and , declaring himself a citizen of the world. This act sparked a global movement that eventually led to the creation of the World Passport. Key Themes Explored
Davis’s life was a masterclass in peaceful provocation, challenging the "myth" of the nation-state through legal theater. Why It Matters Today What a Country! (2018)
It forces you to ask, "Am I a citizen of a country first, or a human being first?"
It highlights the "Right to Travel" and the struggles of stateless people who use the World Passport to find refuge. What a Country
It shows how one person’s refusal to follow the status quo can influence international law.
The film dives deep into the philosophy of and the legalities of global identity. If you are interested in geopolitics, human rights,
The film questions whether national borders are obsolete in a world facing global threats like climate change and nuclear war.