This is the untold story of one of America's most notorious outcasts who in 1983 challenged Ronald Reagan for the presidency. In a campaign to expose political corruption and hypocrisy, Larry Flynt criss-crossed the country in his gold-plated wheelchair taking his platform from the highest courts to the lowest prisons. Was he for real? Or was he bluffing? Was it parody? Or was it prophecy? "Larry Flynt for President" sets out to discover the limits of parody and the nature of satire in a country that celebrates freedom of speech yet punishes those who dissent too loudly.

Director: Nadia Szold is an award winning American filmmaker and writer. Her first work as a director was at 17 when she founded the theater troupe Cojones Company. She directed 14 plays performed in New England and New York City before embarking on her work in film. Her first feature Joy de V., starring Evan Louison and Claudia Cardinale, premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival in 2013 to critical acclaim and a nod from the jury. A Film Independent Fellow, Nadia Szold is world premiering her first documentary feature "Larry Flynt for President" at the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival.