Politics In Movies
Politics In Movies
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Ever wondered about the politics present or perceived in your favorite movies? Well, this might just be the place for you. We talk about it all, what worked and what didn't and our own personal takes. Hosted by Mike and joined by a variety of friends and movie lovers, we try to work out what might've been intentional, what might not have been and occasionally our own silly readings that have nothing to do with anything. (SPOILERS AHEAD)
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The show delves into a variety of film genres, analyzing movies from a political and cultural perspective, with episodes covering titles such as Oppenheimer, Die Hard, and An American Werewolf in London, while also incorporating humorous tangents and personal anecdotes from the hosts.
Ever wondered about the politics present or perceived in your favorite movies? Well, this might just be the place for you. We talk about it all, what worked and what didn’t and our own personal takes. Hosted by Mike and joined by a variety of friends and movie lovers, we try to work out what might’ve been intentional, what might not have been and occasionally our own silly readings that have nothing to do with anything. (SPOILERS AHEAD)
This one’s another doozy, give it a shot. Today Mike and GS talked about the 1974 cult classic Zardoz. Written, directed and produced by John Boorman and starring Sean Connery and Charlotte Rampling. Give this one a listen if you want to hear us ramble about class disparity and eugenics lol. Contact us at politicsinmovies@gmail.com
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