World Politics in Cinema
In one of the most interesting films that I have ever seen, I viewed the movie Sneakers, produced by Universal and directed by Phil Alden Robinson. This film is one of my all time favorites which I viewed again for the purpose of discussion in which there are many instances of political concepts that coincide with GVPT200. The concepts of zero-sum gain, vulnerability interdependence, and creating a hegemon power are all examples that can be seen in the movie.The movie Sneakers revolves around the main character, Martin Bishop who a is computer expert played by Robert Redford as he heads a team of renegade hackers - including a former CIA employee, a gadgets wizard, a young genius, and a blind soundman. The group, who are routinely hired to test security systems are all somehow linked to the government in some way, whether by former employees or by having some contact with the law. Bishop's past comes back to haunt him when government agents blackmail the "sneakers" into carrying out a covert operation: tracking down an elusive black box. The black box is said to have significant power but
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Approximate Word count = 758
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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