Mr. Freedom

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Mr. Freedom is a 1969 satirical superhero film by William Klein that parodies American imperialism and political propaganda.

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Mr. Freedom canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
countryOfOrigin France
depicts U.S. foreign policy
anti-communism
director William Klein
directorNationality American
directorResidenceAtTimeOfProduction France
era late 1960s cinema
filmingStyle avant-garde
experimental
genre comedy
political satire
satire
superhero film
hasColorProcess color
hasCultFollowing yes
hasSuperheroProtagonist yes
mainTheme American imperialism
Cold War politics
political propaganda
musicBy Serge Gainsbourg
notableFor critique of American cultural influence in Europe
use of pop-art aesthetics
originalLanguage English
French
parodies American imperialism
American nationalism
American superhero iconography
partOf French New Wave–era political cinema
politicalOrientationOfSatire left-wing
producer William Klein
protagonistName Mr. Freedom
protagonistOccupation superhero
releaseDate 1969
releaseYear 1969
screenwriter William Klein
settingLocation France
Paris
starring Delphine Seyrig
Donald Pleasence
John Abbey
Yves Montand

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William Klein notableWork Mr. Freedom
Mr. Freedom protagonistName Mr. Freedom