Politics as a Plot. The Dramaturgy of Modern Election Campaigns

Can the modern consumer distinguish between the politicians and movie heroes appearing in succession on the screen, especially if their images, characters, and texts tend toward identity? Can a voter with little political experience differentiate and determine the sequentially flashing movie plots from political plots on the same screen, especially if these plots share the same structure, the same principle of unfolding, and the same attributes?
In his new book, Doctor of Political Science Viktor Ernestovich Sogomonyan discusses the political aspect of the screen adaptation of modern society, analyzes the course of election campaigns of well-known world politicians, and offers an unexpected perspective on politics as a plot.