Orcun Behram depicts a dystopian Turkey that, in certain ways, is not unlike Turkey today.
Orcun Behram depicts a dystopian Turkey that, in certain ways, is not unlike Turkey today.
Academy recruit Nida Rahim, who turned her own father in as a terrorist, is brought to Meghdoot 31 to interrogate an important prisoner.
A woman is left to survive in the Scottish Moors where metallic, robotic dogs terrorise anybody flesh and blood.
While Serena is away, Commander Waterford takes Offred on a night out, where she finds a familiar face.
As Offred a.k.a Jane adjusts more to the authoritarian patriarchy, she finds things are never as they seem. And Janine gives birth to her child, only to see it ripped away.
A woman once named Jane now goes by Offred, living under the rule of an authoritarian, patriarchal nation-state ruled with an iron fist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3Q2Ggceolw HBO's Westworld Season 1, Episode 1: "The Original" Directed by Jonathan Nolan Written by Jonathan & Lisa Joy Nolan * For a review of the next episode, "Chestnut" - click here First of all, dig the opening sequence and title song. Very eerie in a sci-fi sense, yet also beautiful, too. Excellent tune. Someone talks …
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