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Dr. Strangelove Analysis

Classroom Critics Film Studies Podcast by William Ivers

Mar 13, 202157:55TV & Film

Sometimes the truth is so absurd, one must choose to laugh or weep. Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove is a satirical gut-punch, perhaps because the film’s absurdity may not be as much of an exaggeration as we would like. “Our so...

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