1984 film

"1984" is a film adaptation of George Orwell's dystopian novel, depicting a totalitarian society under the oppressive regime of Big Brother. It follows Winston Smith, a low-level government worker who secretly questions the Party's control and seeks truth and individual freedom. The Party manipulates reality, rewrites history, and suppresses dissent through constant surveillance, propaganda, and psychological manipulation. Winston's illicit relationship with Julia and his quest for genuine freedom highlight the struggle between individuality and oppressive conformity. The film explores themes of surveillance, censorship, and the loss of personal privacy, ultimately illustrating the dangers of oppressive government power and the fragility of truth.