01 A spin doctor and a Hollywood producer fabricate a fake war to distract from a presidential sex scandal.
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The absurd folly and dangerous hubris of those in power has powered some of cinema’s sharpest and most enduring political satires. In The Great Dictator (1940): A Jewish barber is mistaken for a tyrannical dictator he closely resembles, with dire consequences for both. Don’t overlook Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964): A deranged general’s order to launch a nuclear strike sends the world’s leaders scrambling to prevent Armageddon.
01 A spin doctor and a Hollywood producer fabricate a fake war to distract from a presidential sex scandal.
02 An ordinary man wakes up five centuries in the future to find society has become catastrophically unintelligent.
03 A disillusioned senator, believing he's about to be assassinated, begins speaking with reckless, radical honesty.
04 An idealistic lawyer's long-shot Senate campaign compromises his principles as he gains unexpected momentum.
05 A deranged general's order to launch a nuclear strike sends the world's leaders scrambling to prevent Armageddon.
06 A Jewish barber is mistaken for a tyrannical dictator he closely resembles, with dire consequences for both.