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I think Digger is something you guys would like.

I’m not really sure how to flair this and for the most part it’s still very much made from a liberal perspective but it’s self aware and I think that means something.

Not only is it super bleak but the messaging is like the closest thing to Maoist that Hollywood can probably get. Without giving too much away, because the spoilers would probably ruin the viewing experience, I think it says a lot about controlled opposition and the lack of separation in the first world between the masses and the bourgeoisie. I loved it.

I highly recommend checking it out. I need some comrades to weigh in here.

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u/Fun_Association2251 — 10 days ago

Coming soon

Carinthia, southern Austria, 1942. Mila and her brother Hanzi, who are Slovenian, join the armed resistance to German occupation. Mila becomes a commander of a partisan group at the age of 20 and soon finds herself making decisions about life and death.

u/HammerandSickleProds — 13 days ago

Does Anyone Know Where I Can Find Oliver Stone's Castro in Winter (2012)?

Oliver Stone filmed a trilogy of documentaries following Castro: Comandante (2003), Looking for Fidel (2004), and Castro in Winter (2012).

I managed to find the first two in the trilogy online, though both were pretty hard to find, at least where I’m from. However, the third seems to have been completely scrubbed from the internet, with the only proof of its existence being a few articles I found saying that it debuted on HBO, alongside an IMDb page.

Does anyone have any idea if a copy still exists somewhere?

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u/Ok_Worldliness9757 — 14 days ago