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Two roommates in a dystopian world with conflicting beliefs explore the themes of media bias and authoritarianism, through the use of satire. fuelled by subtle ironies and contradictions, that we as a society still accept today.
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Two roommates in a dystopian world with conflicting beliefs explore the themes of media bias and authoritarianism, through the use of satire. fuelled by subtle ironies and contradictions, that we as a society still accept today.
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Bread Productions
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