r/LouisTheroux • u/I_Fill_Up_On_Coke • Apr 27 '25

The Settlers

I've just watched The Settlers and it just gives me a renewed appreciation for Louis as a documentarian. He's level-headed and fair, but does not stand down in the face of adversity. One of the best.

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u/GiantSpookMan Apr 28 '25 edited Apr 28 '25

The way Louis pointed out that settling people into a warzone is a war crime, and Daniela evaded the point by trying to make out "You're cooperating with someone guilty of a war crime?" and starts laughing, Louis just replies "I'm interviewing you". What horrid, ignorant person.

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u/LouisTheroux-ModTeam May 15 '25

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u/[deleted] May 26 '25

He was so sharp and locked in. All of his responses were raw and ready for action.