World leaders have rarely been captured with as much intimacy as in Michelle Walshe and Lindsay Utz's "Prime Minister." While the duo - whose credits include "Chasing Great" and "American Factory" respectively - are its ultimate architects,

"It would be a bit of an exaggeration, but just a bit, to say it trolls Donald Trump," writes The Hollywood Reporter 's critic.

"Prime Minister" takes viewers through Ardern’s personal and public life during her tumultuous years as New Zealand’s leader, her unexpected resignation and beyond.

Two years after her shocking decision to resign as prime minister of New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern is set to publish a memoir about her eventful time in office.

Directors Lindsay Utz and Michelle Walshe provide a window into Jacinda Ardern's work and life choices during her five-year term as her country's head of government.

A down-to-earth, compassionate woman who’s spent her entire life building a career in public service is suddenly thrust into the leadership role of her party after the previous occupant is forced to step aside due to bad polling.