How do you evaluate a dictator? What do you think of the characters in the play?

Evaluation of "The Dictator": Although it is difficult to surpass Charlie Chaplin's "The Great Dictator" on the whole, it can be said that it has the same purpose and is more closely related to the current era. Under the premise of the background of the film, the vulgar spoof jokes have become the most powerful weapon to direct contradictions into politics, and in this film, we can see more than just the shadows of former dictators.

There is also a mockery of the hypocrisy of the United States, which claims to be liberal and democratic, and a sharp satire of rights themselves, making this movie even more hilarious and profound. The characters in the play may seem exaggerated, but they are actually allusions to social reality and political forms.

Plot summary

A brutal dictator of a certain country came to New York to attend a United Nations meeting, only to find that while he was away from home, he was replaced by the number two figure in the form of the dictator's trusted buddy. Like a shepherd. A dictator living in New York with no family to return to meets a beautiful organic food store owner. She gives him a new understanding of oppression and his own life path.

Extended information:

Character introduction

1. Aladeen/Efawadh Actor: Sacha Baron Cohen

Cruel dictatorship The author later went to New York, USA to attend a United Nations meeting, only to find that he was replaced by the number two when he was out of the country. When he got lost in the United States, he met Zoey, the owner of an organic food store, and had to go to New York to find a new meaning in life.

2. Zoey Actor: Anna Faris

The beautiful organic food store owner took Aladeen into her store and changed Aladeen's view little by little. It also helped him open his eyes to see his potential in other areas, and at the same time enabled Aladee to be democratically transformed.

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