In politics, elections are very important. In most cases, political hypocrisy has been used to gain advantage. Many politicians would do anything possible to outwit their opponents. The Contender is a film made and written on the basis of political hypocrisy. It looks like everything is going well for The Contender. However, director Rod Lurie lacks courage in relation to his convictions. The conviction of Rod Lurie is a source of great dismay. He seems to be using his energy and performance honestly. This is evident in efforts to secure ballot boxes for the Oscars. The most shameful problem with Rod Lurie is his continued weakness in backing down on proactive issues. This is very different from his father who was a political cartoonist. The Contender remains lively and entertaining. However, it becomes appalling when it descends into platitude piety and partisan politics. Jackson Evans' term as President of the United States is coming to an end. Jeff Bridges (Jackson Evans) has set the bar very high. He remained humble and at ease. Given his position, he had the privilege of ordering eccentric meals from the White House kitchen at any time. This shows that he is well respected, friendly and expansive. This shows how very extroverted the president of the post-Clinton era is. Jeff Bridges is known for his positive traits, including his appetite, charm and charisma. The outgoing president finds himself in an unknown situation. This followed the death of its vice-president. This situation imposes an important agenda on Jackson Evans. He must make history by appointing a new vice president. He opted for Laine Hanson, a female candidate, to fill the vacant position. Senator Laine Hanson, renowned for...... middle of paper ...... and cooking. President Jackson Evans played a role as dirty as his enemies. The Contender offered ineffable quality. It was in tandem with the political season. Bridges brings a playful touch to almost any party. Bridges shares a banquet with Senator Laine. He takes his candidate for a night walk after the party. He takes the opportunity to advise Laine to tell the truth about her past life. It is claimed that the truth would set an individual free. However, for Laine, she remains captive to the truth and risks harming him. This film justifies the behavior of most presidents, advisors and candidates. Policy is normally based on behind-the-scenes discussions. Lurie shows that the goal of every politician is to perform heroic actions. It thus reveals the worst issues linked to politics and cinema. This is because; politics is full of drama like it happens in the movies.