Power
Power

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Power

1977
Movie
115 min
Greek

An abstract tale of a society that exploits everyone and everything. A closed societal system is run by a class of rulers composed of priests, elders, politicians, bankers, and military men. All these people prostitute themselves in order to exercise power with the same ease that they drink their coffee.

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IMDb6.9/10
Director: Robert G. McCutcheonGenres: Documentary

Plot Summary

This documentary explores the nature of power, examining its various forms and manifestations throughout history and in contemporary society. It delves into the mechanisms by which power is gained, maintained, and exercised, featuring interviews and historical footage to illustrate its impact on human behavior and societal structures. The film seeks to understand the multifaceted concept of power and its pervasive influence.

Critical Reception

Released as a television documentary, 'Power' received a generally positive reception for its insightful exploration of a complex subject. Critics lauded its ambitious scope and the thoughtful way it presented various facets of power dynamics, although some found its scope broad and occasionally generalized. Audiences appreciated its educational value and its ability to spark discussion on societal influence.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its comprehensive overview of power.

  • Appreciated for its historical context and analysis of influence.

  • Seen as an informative and thought-provoking educational piece.

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Fun Fact

The documentary features archival footage and interviews that were considered groundbreaking for television at the time, offering a broad perspective on historical and political power structures.

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