Brazil - opening credits / intro

Added by coroner 10 months ago on 11 February 2009 05:51

Description

For promotional and information purposes only. Buy it if you are interested.

Terry Gillian's comic masterpiece is inspired by Orwell's Nineteeneightyfour. Set in a shopping-crazed, terrorist-plaqued totalitarian state, it extends on Gillian's obvious hatred of bureaucracy as evidenced in his short film The Crimson Permanent Assurance. It has little to do with the country Brazil.

A stark warning about mass surveillance and personal privacy issues from the days when CCTV was barely existent and personal records minimal and not stored on computers.