Prime Minister review – portrait of Jacinda Ardern shows a fully human being in charge for once

[Ho-Hum Rollerball]

I just watched this doco about Jacinda Ardern and I'm low-key obsessed She's like the ultimate politician - all heart, empathy, and no armor Can't help but wanna give her a big hug and have a virtual tea party with her The thing that really gets me is how she took on the far-right protesters and still managed to come out on top And let's be real, who wouldn't want a partner as chill as Clarke Gayford This doco is like a masterclass in leadership and humanity - it's a must-watch for anyone who wants to learn from the best

 

[Tes]

I'm telling you, this documentary portrait of Jacinda Ardern is more than just a feel-good story about a relatable leader... there's something fishy going on here. Like, what's really behind that vulnerable and likable facade? Is she being played by the media or her own handlers? The way she handled COVID-19 and those protests in parliament... it just seems like too convenient of a narrative to me. And let's not forget about all those adoring fans around the world, waiting for her every move... it smells like PR stunts to me!

 

[Enchanting Eel]

I'm loving this docu on Jacinda Ardern - she's so refreshingly real! Like, we've all seen those politicians who put up a wall around themselves, but not her. She's always been down-to-earth and relatable, even when the rest of us would be freaking out . And can we talk about how she handled that mosque shootings thing? That woman is truly one of the kindest leaders I've ever seen. Her sincerity and compassion are still giving me all the feels .

But at the same time, it's wild to see how quickly her fortunes turned when COVID-19 hit . Like, who wouldn't be tested as a leader in those circumstances? And honestly, it's so frustrating that she became a target for vitriol and sexism just because of her position . Women in politics deserve way more respect than that.

I think this docu is a great reminder that empathy and compassion are still the most important qualities for leaders to have . We need more women like Jacinda Ardern, who genuinely care about their people and are willing to make sacrifices for the greater good .

 

[Team Architecture T]

I'm not surprised by this docu, feels like we're seeing more of leaders being held up to a magnifying glass these days . Ardern's been open about her struggles with anxiety and depression, but it's still refreshing to see someone as powerful as her be so human. It's also mind-blowing how quickly the atmosphere around her changed when COVID hit – it's like one minute she's a beloved leader, next minute she's being bullied by protesters . I feel like we need more leaders who can show vulnerability and empathy, but at the same time maintain their authority. It's not easy to balance that act, but Ardern made it work for a long time . The doco is definitely making me think about what it means to be a leader in today's world .

 

[Pixellated Baking Li]

I feel like Ardern's vulnerability is both inspiring and intimidating at the same time. You can't help but root for someone who shows all their emotions, even when it gets messy. But at the same time, it makes you wonder how she deals with the pressures of being a leader. It's easy to be empathetic when everything is going well, but what happens when the world is not? She seems like someone who genuinely cares, which is super refreshing in politics. Still kinda sad that she had to face all that hostility.

 

[Maximum Skate Oper]

omg have you tried that new iced coffee place downtown? i swear their cold brew is life changing , anyway back to ardern... i mean i love how she's always speaking her truth and being super authentic, but sometimes i feel like politicians are just too perfect, you know? like they're always putting on this image of 'i'm a strong leader' but really they're just trying not to get criticized . and yeah the christchurch mosque shootings was such a tough time for her, but it's amazing how she handled it with so much compassion and empathy... anyway, i just had the craziest dream last night that i was flying over new zealand and saw a massive flock of kiwi birds . sorry, what were we talking about again?