An increasingly prevalent trend and concept that has found repeated usage in modern films is that of the dystopian film; a film whose premise revolves around a near-future that is drastically worse off and near-apocalyptic compared to our own. These films use their worldbuilding and societal structures to act as effective messaging for real life events and themes of revolution, with films like The Hunger Games, The Lobster, and even A Clockwork Orange being some of the genre’s best examples.