Dystopia (2013)

Destopia is a movie about a man and girls in the city (Rick and Christine) who struggled to escape the Apocalyptic Thriller in a dark and desolate situation. Please imagine that global warming, headache, violence, kidnapping and homeless are conquering the world. If mysterious disaster occurrence knows that we will be upside down to create the world, future social rules will not exist. In barren landscapes of lost cities, our role has to find the inner strength and courage to face the world of this terrible danger. Rick and Christine fighting to live and through this process almost destroyed their lives to discover the truth about their rivets and catastrophic disasters. Written by Josh Mann

(; Valencia Triana 2012 Monsiváis 2013) In the 1970s, Mexico began a change of society that eventually led to today's disopia due to neoliberalism. Reorganization affects the influence of Mexican masculinity and is the result of decades of global neoliberal turns. As a driving force of social change, these economic changes have resulted in a decline in male wages and a structural change in the purchasing power of the gender sector of labor. After the period of relative stability in the 1970s and 1980s, the high male mortality rate starts to rise again in Mexico, mainly due to interpersonal violence (González Pérez et al. 2012) trigger

My teeth on Orwell DISTOPIA, which will be part of pure horror meat - In 2013, I first went to a big meeting on the road reading the second half of 1984. By the end of that flight, I do not trust who I do not trust. My body and mind are their shells. Every round I play chess pieces, another, everything around me seems to suddenly feel like nothing, as in this game to set up the game. I saw outside the window and saw it for the first time in Las Vegas. This proves to be a very strange day

I think that there is a strong correlation between Destopia and Murphy 's law all the time. According to the Oxford dictionary, "Destopia is a fictitious place or condition where everything is unpleasant or bad." Everything that can go wrong will go wrong: Murphy's law. This law is "nature's so-called law", but it is not gloomy nature. This is because the power of the inhabitants usually makes the totalitarian state natural. They imposed emotions and feelings as if their society were a natural part of their lives. This is a very dark existence. For centuries, the authors wrote warnings, novels, these novels, a number of hardships that they described as social sentences