V for Vendetta
2006•2h 12min
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After a devastating epidemic of an unknown virus, a brutal dictatorship takes hold in Britain and imposes total control over ordinary people’s lives. One day, a mysterious freedom fighter known as V launches a guerrilla war against the regime through high-profile bombings, aiming to return freedom to the people.
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