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Thursday September 24, 2020

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Everything’s Gone Green: Carnival Dystopia in Michel Franco’s New Order (TIFF 2020)

Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
September 24, 2020
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By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas. Franco is aggressively focused on a contemporary moment of social upheaval where a literal class war is rendered even more nightmarish….” Michel Franco’s New Order bursts on the screen with a series of almost breath-takingly bold images. A naked woman covered in green, slime-like paint. A hospital’s […]

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