Once again, American and European films are satirizing dictatorship and revolution (and their opposites, by the way), this time in preppy style. The irony was too weak, perhaps because the "democratic" consciousness had "taken root" and "won the day", so that the revolution, as a hostile consciousness, had only a weak diversion value.

It's not very interesting, especially for the female pig, which is basically a passive type pushed forward by others, and then the theme should be forced to listen to their own voice. In addition to the female pig maverick brave worship dictator, is a dictator's perspective observation.

She watched it on her laptop late at night, distraught because her daughter searched for answers to math problems on her pad. 1 star for the humorous short segment, 1 star for the real darkness of life, 1 star for the small scene of SM, 1 star for the warm ending, the fly in the wall is how did the dictator get into the United States, and the neighbor found an Asian to turn the last corner

Dictators live in single-parent homes, do housework and teach bad children; A great idea that was badly shot. The Yanks are so unrevolutionary compared to Canada's Young Trotsky