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Blue World Order

Name: Blue World Order
Director: Ché Baker, Dallas Bland
Released: 2017
Duration: 115 min

Representation Score

6.0/10

Good

2017

Not Rated

Director

Ché Baker, Dallas Bland

Runtime

115 minutes

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Blue World Order is a science-fiction critique of systemic oppression and institutional corruption. It portrays the ORDER as a governing body that uses bio-technology to enforce population compliance. The film's strength lies in its thematic deconstruction of authority. By portraying the ORDER as a tool for subjugation, the story challenges traditional socio-political hierarchies. However, the film lacks specific demographic data. Without clear evidence of racial, gender, or LGBTQ+ representation, the narrative relies heavily on traditional survival clichés rather than diverse character studies.

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Category Breakdown

Does Blue World Order have LGBTQ+ representation?

Fair

The film does not explicitly depict LGBTQ+ identities or romantic relationships. The focus on societal collapse leaves room for non-traditional identities, but none are confirmed.

How does Blue World Order portray gender?

Fair

The story centers on Jake Slater, a male protagonist driven by paternal instincts. While the plot explores challenging patriarchal leadership, there are no confirmed female or non-binary characters with significant roles.

How racially and ethnically diverse is Blue World Order?

Minimal

Specific details about the racial or ethnic makeup of the surviving population or the ORDER are unavailable. The global shift in power dynamics following the northern hemisphere's destruction remains unquantified.

How does Blue World Order represent religion and culture?

Good

The film critiques Western institutional stability through the ORDER, a metaphor for corrupt, centralized authority. It explores how state power and biological control are used as tools for systemic subjugation.

Does Blue World Order include disability representation?

Fair

Themes of biological vulnerability arise from the infectious bacteria and bio-tech virus. The narrative focuses on the fragility of the human body amidst these constant biological threats.

Present on Screen

Strong thematic critique of centralized authority and systemic control.
Explores complex power dynamics through a science-fiction lens.
Challenges traditional notions of governance and institutional stability.

Limited or Absent

Lack of explicit demographic and identity-based representation.
Reliance on traditional masculine archetypes for the central protagonist.
Insufficient detail regarding the racial and ethnic diversity of the world.

Official Synopsis

After a nuclear war decimated the northern hemisphere, the surviving population in the south become desperate and violent competing for scarce resources. Society crumbles and an infectious bacteria threatens to destroy those who remain. In an attempt to rebuild civilization, a self appointed government called 'The ORDER' distributed an immunization to the bacteria, via a massive Electro-Macnetic Pulse (EMP). Secretly, the Order also delivered a bio-tech virus through the EMP, giving them the power to control the population. One man remains immune to the Order's virus - Jake Slater. Now Jake scavenges the wasteland searching for a way to keep his unconscious daughter alive, unaware she is the last child on Earth, and the key to the survival of mankind.

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