This Film as Text explores V for Vendetta, adapted from the graphic novel of the same name. It discusses how the film is...
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This Film as Text explores V for Vendetta, adapted from the graphic novel of the same name. It discusses how the film is a comment on our current political climate – on terrorism and war, on authoritarianism/fascism and political protest – and how it explicity critiques neo-conservatism.
SKU: 01072-SE46
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