‘America’s Burning’ Duo Michael Douglas & David Smick Say They Still Have Hope For The Nation

David Smick’s documentary America’s Burning, executive produced and narrated by Michael Douglas, explores the causes and consequences of America’s income inequality. Those consequences include anger and division, but Smick and Douglas are hopeful that the country will come together to resolve its differences, and the film reflects that hope. “I predict 70% of the country, […]

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