The Last Supper: A Controversial Satirical Black Comedy
Breaking News: Satirical Black Comedy "The Last Supper" Raises Ethical and Political Concerns
Summary:
"The Last Supper" (1995), directed by Stacy Title, has sparked controversy with its satirical depiction of a group of liberal friends who murder conservative pundits. The film stars Cameron Diaz, Ron Eldard, Annabeth Gish, and Jonathan Penner.
The plot centers around five friends who become increasingly disillusioned with the state of American politics. When one of them invites a right-wing pundit named Zack Paxton to dinner, the situation escalates and the group decides to take drastic action.
Upon release, "The Last Supper" received mixed reviews, with some praising its dark humor and social commentary, while others criticized its violence and lack of subtlety. The film has also been the subject of debate regarding the ethical implications of depicting political violence as entertainment.
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