A sequel to director Anthony Baxter's previous film You've Been Trumped of 2011, this passionate work of agit-doc follows up what's been happening since in the ongoing battle between Scottish farmer Michael Forbes and American billionaire Donald Trump, who wants to build a golf course in Aberdeenshire in, effectively, Forbes's backyard.
The state is spending $6.2 million to build a golf course in the winter capital, Jammu, to be completed later in the year, the fifth course in the region, and an international airport is scheduled to open in the summer.
Mr. Farr, a digital electronics entrepreneur, said there had been roughly 20 attempts to build a road course in the area, none successful.
Among the most publicized accusations is that the family used company money to build a golf course in Coudersport that was partly on the Rigases' own property.
Xinhua, China's official news agency, said this year that it had bought Anhui Province land to build a golf course in a deal that smacked of "the typical collusion of real estate business and local government".
The artistic director Christopher Ashley will direct the world premiere of "A Dram of Drummhicit" (May 17-June 12), a comedy by Arthur Kopit and Anton Dudley about an American businessman who tries to build a golf course in Scotland and finds that the island he's chosen may not want him to play through.
Five years ago, British director Anthony Baxter made a Michael Moore-esque documentary about the obnoxious arrogance of Donald J Trump, who was vandalising a coastline of natural beauty near Aberdeen to build a golf course, in so doing making promises on job creation and finding a useful idiot in Alex Salmond, who had rolled over with the necessary political permissions.
This has been nowhere more apparent than the bitter, decade-long conflict around his efforts to build a golf course in Aberdeenshire, which pitted him against local residents and environmentalists.
Putt putt fanatics, start saving up for your own in-home virtual miniature golf arcade game – at $6,900 plus $550 for shipping, you could probably build an actual course in your backyard for far cheaper.
