A Super Progressive Movie

A loud, cartoonish culture-war romp that plays like an extended political sketch, more interested in mocking its targets than in telling a story.

Directed by

Sebastian Peart

Genres

Animation, Comedy

Starring

Pauline Hanson, Mark Nicholson, Sebastian Peart

Overview

Melbourne is the last bastion of "The Progressives," a society shielded from the outside world by a glowing rainbow "virtue signal." When the shield begins to fail, an Aboriginal elder named Murray reveals the truth: the culture war was lost long ago, and only the legendary Victimhood can save them. Tasked with retrieving it is Pete, a downtrodden white man treated as the lowest rung of society. Joined by Murray, the vain Princess Stacey, and Social Justice Warrior Lance, Pete ventures into the "real" Australia for the first time, discovering it's nothing like he was told — while Prime Minister Pauline Hanson races to reach the weapon first.

How it feels

Satirical, absurd, campy and cynical. Brisk and easy to follow.

About

Politics, identity, race, media

Content

Mild violence, sexual content and language. No gore.

Note

Written by AI, so it can be wrong. Full breakdown

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