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The Threat

Directors

Paul Lovelace

Producers

Jessica Wolfson, Andrew Alden Miller

Editors

Paul Lovelace

Cinematographers

Andrew Alden Miller

In 2009, Daryl Johnson, a Department of Homeland Security intelligence analyst wrote a report laying out the rising threat of right-wing extremism. The document was leaked, and a political firestorm ensued, ending with the report being pulled. A decade later many of the report’s most dire predictions have materialized. The Threat finds Johnson today, wrestling with his experience and how domestic extremism has reached a boiling point.

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Paul Lovelace

Director, The Threat

Paul Lovelace is an Austin, Texas-based filmmaker who has edited a wide range of documentaries, including Iris (with the late Albert Maysles released by Magnolia Pictures), After Spring (Executive Produced by Jon Stewart) documenting the Syrian refugee crisis, Radio Unnameable (released by Kino Lorber and aired on PBS), Hot Grease for the Discovery Channel, among many others. In 2019, Paul edited Diana Kennedy: Nothing Fancy which won the audience award at the 2019 SXSW Film Festival. More recently Paul co-produced and edited The Reverend a feature-length documentary about the New York musician Reverend Vince Anderson which won the audience award at the 2021 DOC NYC film festival and was released theatrically by Factory 25 in 2022. Paul is currently producing and co-editing a feature documentary about the musician Swamp Dogg.