Civil War Movie Sparks Controversy and Reflection on Modern America

Alex Garland's latest film, 'Civil War,' delves into a dystopian future of America, sparking debates on its political commentary and the role of journalism.

'Civil War' portrays a divided America in a fictional second civil war, focusing on the experiences of war journalists.
The film has been both praised for its intense storytelling and criticized for its plausible depiction of violence and partisanship.
Journalists in the film navigate a treacherous America, documenting the conflict and its impact on society.
The movie ends with a dramatic siege of the White House, leaving audiences to ponder the consequences of civil conflict.
Alex Garland's narrative raises questions about the role of journalists in war and the ethical implications of their work.