THX 113812A

Directed by George Lucas | USA | 1971 | 1h 35m | Starring Robert Duvall, Donald Pleasence, Don Pedro Colley, Maggie McOmie, Ian Wolfe

In a dystopian future where humans emotions are controlled by a totalitarian state, a man named THX 1138 rebels against the oppressive system and seeks his freedom. With its minimalist aesthetic and innovative use of sound and score, George Lucas’ (Star Wars) debut creates a stark vision of dehumanisation and resistance which stands as a testament to Lucas’s early creative brilliance.

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Reviews

‘Neglected on its initial release, this now stands as a classic science fiction movie and one of the most remarkable debuts of the 70s.’
★★★★
Ian Freer, Empire Magazine

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