OK, so did you actually work on the movie, or do you just know someone who did?
There are 8.2 billion people in the world. 8.19 billion of them have never heard of and don't give a fuck about Charlie Kirk. Get over it.

I watched this movie so long ago and it still sticks with me. As I respect your opinion, boring was never an emotion I experienced while watching this extremely emotional and controversial film. This is a completely fictional depiction of a side of the story that is uncomfortable to understand. The actual tragedy is hard to understand. This film portrays something unpopular and therefore has a wide variety of haters. In no way was I ever feeling more sympathetic for the killer than for the victim. The film is perfect in showing us a side of people that can make us feel sympathetic but not even close to the sympathy we feel for the victim and her family. It's done with an artistic flare and a very very sad overtone. I think if ever we were to delve into the mind of a killer, this is the movie that does not exploit or glamorize that mind frame. It's misunderstood. And I found it to be remarkable.