Borat Subsequent Moviefilm

Borat Sagdiyev is sentenced to fourteen years in a gulag after the shame he brought upon Kazakhstan. His time in prison not only marks a significant period of suffering but also shapes his desperation to reclaim his country's honor.

After years of confinement, Borat is unexpectedly freed by President Nursultan Nazarbayev. This moment is both a relief and a turning point, thrusting him into an utterly bizarre mission involving a prominent figure in American politics.

Borat is given a seemingly impossible mission to deliver a famous monkey, Johnny, to President Donald Trump. This errand is aimed at restoring Kazakhstan’s reputation after Borat's prior blunders.

Before starting his journey, Borat learns he has a fifteen-year-old daughter named Tutar, living in his barn. This shocking revelation adds a personal twist to his quest, complicating his motivations.

Borat sets off on an adventurous journey that leads him to Galveston, Texas. Upon arrival, he finds himself unexpectedly welcomed as a local celebrity, making it difficult for him to maintain a low profile.

In a bizarre twist, Borat discovers that Tutar has consumed the monkey he was supposed to deliver. This event propels Borat into a deeper crisis as he grapples with how to fulfill his mission while ensuring his daughter’s safety.

Facing dire consequences from Nazarbayev, Borat decides to present Tutar to Vice President Mike Pence. He buys a cage to keep her, humorously consulting a manual for raising a daughter, showcasing his misguided beliefs.

Borat prepares Tutar for her debutante introduction, including a strict makeover. This highlights his flawed perceptions of women and culminates in an awkward father-daughter dance meant to attract Pence.

As the COVID-19 pandemic affects everyone, Borat finds solace among conspiracy theorists. This unlikely group helps him locate Tutar, now a reporter, revealing her growth away from his oppressive teachings.

At a rally in Olympia, Tutar takes it upon herself to seduce Giuliani for a scoop, completely sidelining Borat. This act of independence reflects her rebellion against her father's outdated ideologies.

Amidst a crisis, Borat has a heartfelt realization after conferring with Tutar's babysitter. He acknowledges his love for Tutar, prompting him to take action to save her from Giuliani.

Upon returning to Kazakhstan, Borat faces the possibility of execution but instead finds himself caught in a political maneuver. This unexpected twist reveals how the fallout from his past actions continues to haunt him.

In a climactic moment, Borat successfully records Nazarbayev confessing to his wrongdoings. This pivotal evidence becomes a bargaining chip for Borat as he seeks to restore his position and push for reforms.

Three months later, Borat and Tutar transform their experiences into a new reporting venture. Their initiative, the 'Running of the American', satirically addresses societal issues and encourages a push for political change.

The film concludes with a powerful message urging audiences to engage in the upcoming presidential election. This final note emphasizes the importance of voting and societal reform amidst the chaos.