In the early 20th century, the Dada movement emerged as a "protest" against the logic and aestheticism of modern capitalist society. Dadaist films were designed to be "anti-art," often seeking to alienate the audience rather than lure them into a cinematic illusion.
: Unlike many "macho" hero archetypes, the protagonist is shown as vulnerable and flawed. Critics praised its subtle direction and the "soulful treatment" of its witty writing Key Performances Movies Dada