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Tag Archives: anti-utopia
Lord of the Flies
Lord of the Flies (1963) dir. Peter Brook Of all the films on my 45.1 Essential Dystopias list, Lord of the Flies is among the closest to what I consider a perfect dystopia. Lord of the Flies is a rebuke … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-utopia, civilization, dystopias, film, lord of the flies, movies, Pax Brittanica, Peter Brook, Rosseau, science, The Coral Island, William Golding
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Time Enough at Last
Time Enough at Last (1959) dir. John Brahm Time Enough at Last is the 8th episode of the very 1st season of the The Twilight Zone. I don’t spoil the twist ending here, but if you haven’t already seen this … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-utopia, apocalypse, books, classic TV, dystopia, Henry Bemis, nuclear war, reading, The Twilight Zone, Time Enough at Last, TV, Twilight Zone
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Animal Farm (1954, CIA)
Animal Farm (1954) dir. John Halas, Joy Batchelor “And after all, your pigs are far more intelligent than the other animals, and therefore the best qualified to run the farm — in fact, there couldn’t have been an Animal Farm … Continue reading
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Tagged Animal Farm, anti-utopia, communism, dystopia, film, George Orwell, movies, Soviet Union, T. S. Eliot, Trotsky, utopia
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45.1 Essential Dystopias
Each week I’ll offer a new post on each of the 45.1 dystopian films listed. It’ll include a short essay, video, pictures, and links to better short essays. Notes on the genre in general and explanations of my compilation follows … Continue reading