The Madness Inside Me: Review Madison (Merrin Dungey) is a forensic psychologist who lives in New York with her husband in their large apartment. Madison spends her work days talking to prisoners who have fallen foul to the law and through her interviews with those criminals, she tries to understand why
David Carmichael (Guy Pearce) is a private detective that spends his days hunting down humanoid robots and killing them. He’s lost his wife and the world has never felt the same since, so he just gets on with the job and does what he’s told. Then one day he’s contacted by
Makwa (Michael Greyeyes) is what you’d call a troubled young man. He frequently gets into trouble at school and argues with his father at any given opportunity. Then one day while out with his friends, he has an overwhelming urge to use his gun and he kills one of the
Jenny (Lily Patra) is a typical thirteen-year-old girl that’s holding in a lot of contempt and doubt about the world. She hardly communicates with anyone, preferring to write down her feelings and post them on social media where she talks about being an alien and feeling out of place. She’s also
There are obvious historical reasons why “Socialism” became a scary word in the US. The first reason is that the country was founded on the appropriation of territory and the dehumanizing exploitation of labor—slavery. Of course, Socialism is staunchly opposed to such appropriation and exploitation. The second reason was McCarthyism
