A Cultural Analysis of the Film Enemy of the State.
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Eyes Above Us: A Cultural Analysis of the Film Enemy of the State The highest executive leaders in today's world posses information we as citizens do not know. Although this may be information we do not wish to know, much of it could easily change the way we view the world around us. The film Enemy of the State (1998) brings to life the reality of the powers inside our own government. It displays the power these agencies have and their willingness to use those powers. The technology they possess is the power that gives these groups the capability of entering into anyone's life, destroying them at their own will. We as citizens can instantly become innocent bystanders in situations we know nothing about. The film brings to reality the likeliness of a high powered government agency corrupting and destroying our lives for something we didn't know was happening. A brief contact...


