Revolutionary Mode

Considering the anarchist cinema of the 21st century
by Richard Porton   posted Feb 10, 2009

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Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures
V for Vendetta, directed by James McTeigue
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KEYWORDS

anarchist film  |  James McTeigue  |  Stuart Townsend  |  Louise Michel  |  Alan Moore  |  Adam Curtis  |  Hollywood  |  documentary  |  9/11  |  violence

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THE AUTHOR

Richard Porton is one of the editors of Cineaste in New York. He is the author of Film and the Anarchist Imagination (Verso) and the editor of two forthcoming anthologies, On Film Festivals (Wallflower Press) and Arena 1: Cinema and Anarchism (PM Press).

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