1 of 1
Story summary
- Raoul Peck, the Haitian director, presents the documentary "2+2 = 5," using Orwell's words to highlight totalitarian dangers.
- The film is not a traditional biopic; it uses Orwell's warnings about fragile democracies, "alternative facts," and mass surveillance to show relevance today.
- Peck emphasizes civil society's resilience as a safeguard against these threats.
- The documentary serves as a timely reminder of the ongoing struggle for democracy and freedom.
