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Outstanding Performances Entire cast - Premiss:
- A young lawyer investigates a potentially‑fixed game show featuring a big‑time show winner.
- Themes:
- Advertising | Aggression | Alienation | Art | Atheism | Black culture | Black people | Capitalism | Character | Christianity | Civilization | Coming‑of‑age | Compassion | Communism | Corporate Power | Courage | Cowardice | Curative | Curiosity | Destiny | Eastern world | Emotional repression | Empathy | Equality | Erotophobia | Ethnicity | Evolution | Family | Fortitude | Free Speech | Freedom | Friendship | Genocide | Globalisation | God | Grieving | Guilt | Gynophobia | Hollywood | Honesty | Human nature | Humanity | Identity | Ideology | Individualism | Irrationality | Justice | Logic | Loneliness | Love | Loyalty | Mankind | Materialism | Mercy | Narcissism | Nationality | Nature | Nostalgia | Original Sin | Paranoia | Parasitism | Passivity | People Of Color (POC) | Persona | Personal | Personal change | Political | Political Correctness | Pornography | Positive Discrimination | Preventive | Propaganda | Psychology | Rationality | Redemption | Religion | Religious fundamentalism | Republicanism | Role modeling | Sadomasochism | Schizophrenia | Science | Self‑Esteem | Self‑Expression | Self‑Interest | Sex | Sexism | Sexual Repression | Social class | Society | Snobbery | Solipsism | The State | Stereotyping | Terrorism | Totalitarianism | Vice | Virtue | The West | Western culture | White culture | White guilt | White people | White privilege | White supremacy
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A revolution is not a dinner party or writing an essay or painting a picture or doing embroidery; it cannot be so refined, so leisurely and gentle, so temperate, kind, courteous, restrained and magnanimous.
(1893‑1893), founder of the People’s Republic of China. Report, March 1927 (published in Selected Works, volume 1, 1954).
Summary: [Review Summary].
Unlike much drama, which is a lie that tells the truth, this movie is based upon a true story about the lie at the heart of White culture: That Whites are only superior at cheating. So much so that, when discovered, the liars are forgiven (lying is generaly not a crime in White culture) so that those who wish to be lied‑to can continue listening to flattering lies about the alleged superiority of their culture.
John’s first work was a set of Monarch Notes. Some of you may remember these from high school, a way to get by in English class without doing the required reading! At any rate, Gatto’s first book was originally published in 1975, a Monarch Notes guide to Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.
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