7 episodes
Predestination for the Labyrinth David Neuer
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- Fiction
Predestination for the Labyrinth is about Amos, a leader in the Resistance, who records audio narration taken from his personal journal on matters from his past, to the Masses, the State, the Leader, the Clinics, Wordplant, Filmprop, etc. He uses it as a platform for his philosophical worldview and ideology.
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The Anxiety of the State and the Early Anxiety 3
Amos delves into his early anxiety as a youth. Then, he takes us through his anxiety that exists because of the State. Finally, he introduces the aesthetics of the Resistance.
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The Anxiety of the State and the Early Anxiety 2
Amos delves into his early anxiety as a youth. Then, he takes us through his anxiety that exists because of the State. Finally, he introduces the aesthetics of the Resistance.
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The Anxiety of the State and the Early Anxiety 1
Amos delves into his early anxiety as a youth. Then, he takes us through his anxiety that exists because of the State. Finally, he introduces the aesthetics of the Resistance.
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Existential Identity
Keirkegaard and the paradox of the self is presented. Amos shares his ideology of repairing and building up Resistance fighters.
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Filmprop
A survey is done on the Filmprop division inside the State. It's film theory and that of the Resistance is discussed. The study finds Amos persona non grata.
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Wordplant
Amos describes Wordplant in detail and brings up a key propaganda tool used by the State: Filmprop.