I saw this movie and really enjoyed it as well.
It seems that this type of post-war highly political genre is popping up lately. It reminded me of "V for Vendetta," but with an ending that did not really hint one way or the other if things were going to change.
It's amazing to see what people can come up with. Who ever thought a "simple" concept could lead to so much drama? Guess I should read the book now.
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