Friday, 11 May 2018

Ideology in Blade Runner

Explicit
Pro-humanity
Future gets worse - dystopian
Fear of Asian/Japanese culture
Freedom
Man vs Machine
Isolation
Dystopian future, negative ideology, plays on fear of time about nuclear holocaust

Implicit
Humanity can be achieved by things other than human beings
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