US EditionTop 12 biopolitical dirty movies: Drive My Car (number 9) DMovies
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Top 12 biopolitical dirty movies: Drive My Car (number 9) DMovies
A biopolitical dirty movie exposes, interrogates, and deconstructs the dynamics of cinema by highlighting mechanisms of control, exclusion, and resistance. These films not only reflect how bodies and populations are monitored and managed but – most importantly explore the paradoxes, cracks, and fissures of the society of control. Employing raw aesthetics, visceral imagery, and gritty narratives – when compared to more polished cinema – they capt…
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