now compare number of likes and comments - is it not curious that i have 3x the likes/comments you have with 1/6 the readers?

lol

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https://neofeudalreview.substack.com/p/a-list-of-dissident-films

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Anyway, I have a few thoughts of movies from my wheelhouse that I think might appeal to your audience's sensibilities:

1) Society (1989): Approaches the subject from more an 80s anti-Reagan splatterpunk angle, to be sure, but the thesis really is 'actually, the elites really are depraved sex maniacs. And worse.'

2) Quatermass II aka Enemy from Space (1957): I'm a big fan of Nigel Kneale, although his stuff's not really political. This is basically what the X-Files movie should have been, except British. Beneath the science fiction/horror stuff, this is fundamentally a movie about dissident politics (again, the movie itself is I think apolitical): The process of noticing something is wrong and trying *all* channels to gain allies, disseminate the truth, and act within and without the system.

3) The Stuff (1985): Similar to the above, sort of, but much less well done. Aims a couple good cheap kicks at the FDA, and has Paul Sorvino as a right-wing reactionary who is nonetheless one of the heroes.

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I'd note that Quatermass II is on Tubi right now; it's a quick watch (just under 90 minutes) and although the first five minutes or so are a bit slow it kicks into gear quickly.

Also spoiler alert but Cars That Ate Paris isn't particularly 'dissident'--it is sort of satirical but not really along any political axis. It's a fun movie, though--Peter Weir is a good filmmaker.

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this is why i don't really have much interest in checking out europa: the last battle, even though i would probably agree with a lot of it

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europa:_The_Last_Battle

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i hadn't heard of this Europa The Last Battle. seems interesting.

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Even something like Dirty Harry is 180 and would make libs feel Uncomfortable.

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dirty harry isn't dissident, it's just pro law and order

ill look into the others, ty

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The dystopian regime in V for Vendetta maintains control through the dissemination of fear, leveraging a concocted bio-weapon (the St. Mary’s Virus) to cement its authority. This creates a climate of anxiety, making the populace more pliant and less questioning of invasive measures. Similarly, in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, fear was a potent tool, driving both public compliance and policy justifications. Official narratives around the necessity of vaccines and lockdowns leaned heavily on fear to achieve behavioral conformity iirc.

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punishment_Park

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some sort of glitch in the matrix

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