Black Mirror: The National Anthem

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Black Mirror: The National Anthem is the provocative first episode of the anthology series Black Mirror, depicting a shocking political crisis that satirizes media sensationalism and public voyeurism.

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instanceOf television episode
character Alex Cairns
Princess Susannah
Tom Blice
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Charlie Brooker
criticalReception generally positive
depicts 24-hour news cycle
public opinion shaped by online platforms
role of social media in political crises
director Otto Bathurst
episodeNumberInSeason 1
firstAired 2011-12-04
genre political drama
psychological drama
satire
science fiction
speculative fiction
hasStandaloneStory true
mainCharacter Michael Callow
Prime Minister Michael Callow
narrativeDevice kidnapping ransom demand broadcast on YouTube
notableFor provocative premise
satire of media and politics
orderInFranchise first episode of Black Mirror to be broadcast
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork Channel 4
partOfSeries Black Mirror
plotSummary The British Prime Minister faces a shocking ultimatum from a kidnapper demanding a degrading act on live television to secure the release of a beloved princess.
portrayedBy Donald Sumpter
Lindsay Duncan
Lydia Wilson
Rory Kinnear
producer Annabel Jones
Charlie Brooker
productionCompany Zeppotron
runtimeMinutes 44
seasonNumber 1
seriesNumber 1
setting United Kingdom
theme ethics and morality
mass psychology
media sensationalism
political scandal
public voyeurism
social media influence
writer Charlie Brooker

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