The Pervert's Guide to Ideology

The Pervert's Guide to Ideology

  • Director: Sophie Fiennes
  • Countries of origin: United Kingdom, Ireland
  • Language: English
  • Release date: November 1, 2013
  • Runtime: 2 hours 16 minutes
  • Sound mix: Dolby Digital
  • Also known as: The Pervert's Guide
  • The Pervert's Guide to Ideology is a documentary film directed by Sofia Finis.

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    Details

    • Release date November 1, 2013
    • Filming locations Death Valley, California, USA
    • Production companies Blinder Films, British Film Institute (BFI), Film4

    Box office

    Gross US & Canada

    $67,966

    Opening weekend US & Canada

    $9,165

    Gross worldwide

    $214,313

    Movie reviews

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    • By Alphonso 2022-12-31 21:12:49

      a little note

      In postmodern society, pleasure has become a bizarre, deformed responsibility. What people desire is the desire itself, the desire to "continue to desire", and when the desire is satisfied, the desire ceases to exist. Without desire, people fall into depression.

      We are not talking about the actual commodity, but its added value. In the past, consumerism was still pure, and now consumption has added donations, responsibilities, feelings, etc. to offset your guilt about consumption....

    • By Clemmie 2022-12-30 12:17:23

      The Pervert's Guide to Ideology

      This film is an ideological review. 1. Coke is the best description of a commodity that makes you happy. Desire is for the acquisition of desire itself, unless the desire goes bad. "Ode to Joy" is liked by fascist Germany, Europe, America, and Latin American communism. Beethoven's music belongs to ideology. 2. Alex in A Clockwork Orange is out of a fixed position in society. The smashing, smashing and looting in the UK in 2013 is an ideological social behavior of equality and fraternity....

    • By Kassandra 2022-12-30 08:16:43

      Some Notes from The Pervert's Guide to Ideology

      Common sense is popularizing --

      1. The patient asks the doctor for help. Their guilt does not stem from excessive pleasure, not because they indulge in pleasure, which goes against a sense of duty or morality, etc., but on the contrary, they feel guilty because they cannot fully enjoy pleasure, because they cannot to enjoy.
             Desire is never the desire for something, it is always the desire for the desire itself, a desire to continue the desire.

      2. All violence...

    • By Marian 2022-12-29 18:25:22

      Translate part of the content

      In the late communist years of Eastern Europe, there was a widespread rumour that the government had a secret police whose job was to create political jokes against the government and its leaders. Because they understand the positive and stabilizing effect of these jokes: ordinary people could have a simple and officially tolerated and acceptable way to make jokes and vent their frustrations.

      There has been a widespread rumor among communists in...

    • By Carolyn 2022-12-27 03:53:50

      notes

      1. What is ideology

      An ideology is a set of beliefs and values ​​attributed to a person or group of persons, especially as held for reasons that are not purely epistemic.

      Ideology is the values ​​and beliefs that people form and accept unconsciously when connecting with society. It enslaves us like a thread.

      The purpose of ideology

      to have a cake, and to eat it.

      3....

    User comments

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    • By Kylee 2023-09-10 14:58:31

      Maybe the subtitles are good, and I feel that the idea is much clearer than the previous...

    • By Alexander 2023-07-16 11:56:23

      After enjoying the big scum-flavored English for a long time, the meaning is relatively clear. Although the content is not new, it is nothing more than that the "big other" does not exist, and everyone needs to be...

    • By Miles 2023-05-02 04:14:24

      4.29 Be responsible for your dreams, be responsible for the past, and be responsible for all your thoughts. Enter the contradiction and navigate the absurd. The solution is to first "change the **way** of your dreams," destroying symbols, dismantling ideologies, switching perspectives, in Pervert's, personal, lonely, painful, transcendent, unpromising ways. A psychopathic sense of belonging. personal...

    • By Constantin 2023-04-25 23:43:42

      The chatter star that shines in the international academic circles forced Slavoj Žižek to re-enter the battle. Through the subconscious reverse brainwashing of film and postmodern social ideology and the overall deconstruction of consumer society, the film involves conscious control, the origin of human servility , trending trends, anti-fall, fundamentalism, conspiracy theories and other complex and in-depth topics. Huge amount of information, babble, drown saliva with saliva, what a good...

    • By Effie 2023-04-01 05:13:07

      Subtitles are...

    Movie quotes

    • Slavoj Zizek: It is precisely: if there is God, that everything is permitted - to those who not only believe in God - but who perceive themselves as instruments, - direct instruments of the divine will. If you posit or perceive or legitimise yourself - as a direct instrument of the divine will - then of course all narrow petty moral considerations - disappear. How can you even think in such narrow terms - when you are a direct instrument of God? This is how so-called religious fundamentalists work, - but not only them.

    • Slavoj Zizek: I think Kafka was right when he said that - for a modern secular non-religious man - bureaucracy, state bureaucracy is the only remaining - contact with the dimension of the divine. It is in this scene from 'Brazil' - that we see the intimate link - between bureaucracy and enjoyment. What the impenetrable omnipotence of - bureaucracy harbours - is divine enjoyment. The intense rush of bureaucratic engagement - serves nothing. It is the performance of it's very purposelessness - that generates an intense enjoyment - ready to reproduce itself forever.

    • Slavoj Zizek: Hysteria is what? Hysteria is the way - we question our social, symbolic identity. What is hysteria at it's most elementary? It's a question addressed at the authority which - which defines my identity. It's: "Why am I what you are telling me that I am?" In psychoanalytic theory, hysteria is much more - subversive than perversion. A pervert has no uncertainties while again - the hysterical position is that of a doubt - which is an extremely productive position. All new inventions come from hysterical questioning.