The News Puppets

About This Movie

The News Puppets is a quirky little TV movie that walks a fine line between absurdity and political commentary. Picture this: French Prime Minister Lionel Jopsin, played with a certain charm, finds himself driving around an eerily deserted Paris. The atmosphere is thick with a surreal sense of isolation, and the pacing has this odd rhythm that builds tension. You see, it's not just about the empty streets; it's about what that absence signifies. There's a layer of satire woven into the fabric of the narrative, poking at the bureaucracy and the madness of politics. The practical effects are simple yet effective, and the performances are refreshingly earnest amidst the chaos. It’s one of those films that lingers in your mind, partly for its oddball premise and its offbeat critique of society.

Unique blend of comedy and social commentary · Surreal atmosphere with practical effects · Earnest performances in a quirky narrative