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Great Books | George Orwell's 1984

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First published at 23:07 UTC on August 1st, 2019.

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A 2000 Discovery Channel Sociopolitical Documentary narrated by Nick McArdle.

Written in 1949, George Orwell envisioned a grim future. By 1984, he imagined political leaders manipulating the multitudes into placing infinite faith in their power. In…

A 2000 Discovery Channel Sociopolitical Documentary narrated by Nick McArdle.

Written in 1949, George Orwell envisioned a grim future. By 1984, he imagined political leaders manipulating the multitudes into placing infinite faith in their power. In Great Books: 1984, revisit Orwell's life and work, and explore his darkest novel which is sometimes difficult to distinguish from today's reality.

The program puts the novel in historical and social context and draws on clips from the 1984 film starring John Hurt as anti-hero Winston Smith, who falls in love as rebellion against his job rewriting history.

With contributions from Margaret Drabble, Bernard Crick, David Brin, Ray Kurzweil.

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