1. One flew over the Cuckoo
... to be simply a fine entertaining piece of filmmaking, showing us the adventures of a rebellious free spirit in a mental ward, it's story goes much deeper, for we have only scratched the surface. With the film of the story of "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest", Kesey holds a mirror to our society and the images we see reflected back are of a dark, oppressive and ... controlling society whose goal is to foster social integration and squelch individuality, creating a compliant society. With the creation of McMurphy as the hero character Kesey uses the archetypical figure, (Seger, 323) of th...
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- Grade Level: High School