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How Paul Greengrass And Andrew Garfield Made ‘The Uprising’s 14th-Century History Into A Modern-Day Truth
[Warning: The following contains some mild spoilers for The Uprising] Into this time where so many might feel powerless in the face of governmental decision-making, comes Paul Greengrass’ new film The Uprising.
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Paul Greengrass directs “The Uprising,” a film that reimagines a 14th‑century event as a contemporary story about feeling powerless against government decisions. The film is presented as a modern-day truth through its historical narrative.
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