Haha. Good point. I'll get to that in the next post. As I mention in Part II of my commentary, it isn't until the main character of the dramatization gets involved in politics that the real tension of the film emerges and there is the implicit suggestion that measures must be taken.
I think that social media has allowed all angles of the political spectrum to express and create communities. Of course, as it happened with the written press and Television, those with more money and power will tilt the boat their way. So, removing the youth from the screen not so much because they may get sick and even hurt themselves, but because they are going to get contaminated by the wrong political ideas (now that other means of communication/sources of information are disapearing or are beings absorbed by SM) may be challenging and counter productive for any political agenda.
Haha. Good point. I'll get to that in the next post. As I mention in Part II of my commentary, it isn't until the main character of the dramatization gets involved in politics that the real tension of the film emerges and there is the implicit suggestion that measures must be taken.
I think that social media has allowed all angles of the political spectrum to express and create communities. Of course, as it happened with the written press and Television, those with more money and power will tilt the boat their way. So, removing the youth from the screen not so much because they may get sick and even hurt themselves, but because they are going to get contaminated by the wrong political ideas (now that other means of communication/sources of information are disapearing or are beings absorbed by SM) may be challenging and counter productive for any political agenda.