Black Mirror
Black mirror is a TV series produced by Charlie Booker which he goes into the problems of our modern world.
I think the message behind this episode is to show how powerful the Internet and social media can be and how you can use it for good and bad. The episode also shows the prime minister being forced to do something that he really did not want to but was peer pressured by the society to do what they thought was right, another major factor was when practically the whole world was glued to the screen which lead to them not realising that the princess had been released 30min early which shows how much the media brain washes people.
Episode 1 - The National Anthem
Episode 1 Shows Prime Minister Michael Callow facing a huge and
shocking dilemma involved him performing an inappropriate act with a
pig to free Princess Susannah, a member of the Royal Family that has
been kidnapped.
I think the message behind this episode is to show how powerful the Internet and social media can be and how you can use it for good and bad. The episode also shows the prime minister being forced to do something that he really did not want to but was peer pressured by the society to do what they thought was right, another major factor was when practically the whole world was glued to the screen which lead to them not realising that the princess had been released 30min early which shows how much the media brain washes people.
I didn't like this episode because it was
quite all over the place and didn't really understand the concept of it all. I
think this show may be targeted towards the older viewers who may understand it
more.
This episodes covers the representation of issues which in this
case is Technology because as said previously everyone was stuck glued to there
screens and didn’t even realise that the princess had been let go 30 min prior
the live broadcasting. If they had not been so concentrated in watching the live
broadcasting the prime minister wouldn’t of had to partake in quite a abominable
act.
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