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Conservative movies: BRAZIL (1985)
Celebrate Terry Gilliam's dystopian fantasy Brazil as a parable of just how unspeakably horrible things get when the liberals take charge: insane bureaucracy; universal police surveillance; state-sponsored torture; terrorism; a heartless elite; a labyrinthine government machine from which the only possible escape is the solace of insanity. . . And Gilliam had never even heard of Rahm Emanuel when he made it.