The film is a meticulous examination of
how the dehumanization of Australia's native population bred an environment of cyclical violence and mistrust.
One night shift MP, Ken Davis, later reported
how dehumanization had been bred into their thinking: «As soon as we'd have prisoners come in, sandbags instantly on their head.
Not exact matches
And for those who don't have the privilege to regulate what they see,
how can humanity survive the forces of
dehumanization?
Inundated with notable celebrities, it's too abstruse for a legion of starfuckers to fathom, much less righteously embrace its rather obvious critique of
how completely commodifying an art form eventually results in the
dehumanization of not only artists but audiences as well.
Bourges impressive feature conveys through a highly restrained formal structure
how bureaucracy plays a role in the
dehumanization of those caught in the system.