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Videodrome
Cronenberg’s mesmerising and ground-breaking body-horror media satire feels as timely now as it was when it first shocked audiences.

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Director
David Cronenberg
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With
James Woods, Debbie Harry, Sonja Smits
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USA 1983. 89min
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Digital 4K
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Certificate
18
When Woods’ sleazy TV producer Max Renn discovers the pirate broadcast of a seemingly real torture show, he finds himself drawn into a dangerous and increasingly hallucinatory conspiracy to indoctrinate the North American viewing public. Cronenberg’s film is both extreme and compelling. A dark, Marshall McLuhan-inspired satire on media overreach, it embraces the filmmaker’s interest in the physical fusion of the human body and machinery, along with a touch of sadomasochism. And it feels more prescient than ever.

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