In an unnamed, near-future Britain, a group of "they" (conformists/philistines) systematically destroys art, books, and individual expression. The narrator and a small group of artists live in a state of constant, quiet paranoia as "they" slowly close in.
A rediscovered dystopian masterpiece originally published in 1977 and recently reissued to significant acclaim. In an unnamed, near-future Britain, a group of
The story follows J, a 14-year-old living in Chicago who goes by the pronoun "they" and is exploring gender identity while taking puberty blockers. The film focuses on a weekend spent with J's sister and her partner. In an unnamed
Modern reviewers at The New Yorker describe it as "chilling" and "uniquely eerie," noting its dreamlike logic and the terrifying anonymity of the antagonists. In an unnamed, near-future Britain, a group of