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Hello, and welcome back to What Went Wrong, your favorite podcast full stop that just so happens to be about movies and how it's nearly impossible to make them, let alone a good one, let alone a politically charged, perhaps risky one to make, I would assume, but I think a very good one. I am one of your

hosts, Lizzie Bassett, as always, joined by Chris Winterbauer. Chris, how you doing? What do you

got for us today? I'm doing fantastic. We are discussing a favorite of mine, actually, which is 2006's V for Vendetta,

as Lizzie mentioned, a very politically charged film, although not charged enough in the eyes

of some. And we will get to many of the interesting philosophical debates around the film

and its intentions and the intentions of its

creators and the original graphic novel behind it. But mostly Lizzie, this film set the

world on fire due to Natalie Portman's shaved head. I'm not sure if you remember that, but it was a...

I do remember it. It was a very big deal. Got to tell you, she looks great with a shaved head. I wish I looked like

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