Dystopian films and the Trump administration
With Donald Trump’s first visit abroad as President, dystopian film recommendations seem as relevant now as they did when he was first elected.
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Film
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‘Get Out’ Review
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The Razzies: A help or hindrance for filmmakers?
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- 4The mad titan of cinema: Looking back on the MCU
- 5Parikrama: a thought-provoking yet flawed look at India’s Narmada River
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- 8Why Tenet is one of the most exciting and moving blockbusters of the 21st century
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- 10Performing progress: the limits of representation at the 2025 Oscars