Season 3
7 episodes · 2025
1Right-wing, female, radical
The film follows three young American women who have a large following on social media. All three describe themselves as Christians and patriots and primarily post conservative, anti-feminist, and right-wing content on their channels.
2The Big Business of XXL Farms
Huge farms dominate the market. Cattle are raised and grains and vegetables are grown on an industrial scale. Small farmers are literally being cut off from water supplies. Will this intensive, large-scale agriculture persist despite its dramatic consequences for people and the environment?
3Rednecks—Trump's Fans in Rural Areas
At the “Rednecks With Paychecks” festival, the rednecks celebrate themselves: a raucous, multi-day spectacle featuring monster trucks, plenty of alcohol, and bare skin. Nowhere else is the way of life of the white Southern population more palpable than here.
4Hellish Camps for Teens
Suffering Instead of Therapy: Adolescents plagued by drug addiction, learning disabilities, or health problems are isolated, punished, and humiliated. They are practically at the mercy of questionable caregivers, since these facilities are subject to virtually no oversight.
5Freedom and Lifestyle in XXL
For them, the quest for superlatives is part of the “pursuit of happiness.” This includes the right to bear arms, which is enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.
6Homeless in Los Angeles
Between glitz and misery: the housing crisis in Los Angeles is dramatically worsening. Those who can’t find a place get inventive - or have to fight daily for survival.
7Tradwives - Modest and Pretty
Running the household while looking stunning, all to keep her husband and family happy. Influencers like Hannah Neeleman, a mother of eight, are celebrated on social media for this lifestyle. It’s a trend that plays right into the hands of Trump’s hardliners.
