Charlie Brooker, the writer of E4's Dead Set, returns with a suspenseful, satirical three-part mini-series that taps into collective unease about our modern world.The National Anthem - the least sci-fi, in that it's set very much in the present day. Inspired by news events that get whipped up in the social networks and Twitter, and everything feels like it's rattling slightly out of control...15 Million Merits - (co-written with Konnie Huq) is set in a dystopian, sarcastic version of the future, in which everyone is compelled to live a life of physical drudgery, and... the only real means of escape is by entering a kind of talent show, of a type which may seem familiar to visitors.In Memoria (written by Jesse Armstrong). You know when you have an argument, and everyone's fantasised about being able to rewind and go, 'Here's what you said earlier,' or 'Look how you embarrassed me' or what have you? Well, this is set in a world where everybody has got the ability to do that - you've got the equivalent of Sky+ for your head, so that you can rewind and replay your visual feed. [show more]
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play Charlie Brooker the writer of E4&39;s Dead Set returns with a suspenseful satirical three-part mini-series that taps into collective unease about our modern world The National Anthem - the least sci-fi in that it&39;s set very much in the present day Inspired by news events that get whipped up in the social networks and Twitter and everything feels like it&39;s rattling slightly out of control 15 Million Merits - (co-written with Konnie Huq) is set in a dystopian sarcastic version of the future in which everyone is compelled to live a life of physical drudgery and the only real means of escape is by entering a kind of talent show of a type which may seem familiar to visitors In Memoria (written by Jesse Armstrong) You know when you have an argument and everyone&39;s fantasised about being able to rewind and go &39;Here&39;s what you said earlier&39; or &39;Look how you embarrassed me&39; or what have you? Well this is set in a world where everybody has got the ability to do that - you&39;ve got the equivalent of Sky for your head so that you can rewind and replay your visual feed Actors Paul Popplewell Rupert Everett Toby Kebbell Daniel Kaluuya Julia Davis David Flynn Isabella Laughland Colin Michael Carmichael Jessica Brown Findlay Lindsay Duncan Allin Kempthorne Rory Kinnear Dominic Le Moignan & Allen Leech Director Euros Lyn Otto Bathurst & Brian Welsh Certificate 15 years and over Year 2011 Screen 1781 Anamorphic Languages English
Channel 4 drama series written by Charlie Brooker which explores the role of technology in modern society, in particular the potential dark side of humanity's gadget addiction. Each of the episodes is a stand-alone piece and is set in a slightly different world. 'The National Anthem' follows the attempts of the British Prime Minister, Michael Callow (Rory Kinnear), to negotiate the release of a royal princess (Lydia Wilson), while faced with an outrageous ransom request and a titillated media. 'Fifteen Million Merits' is set in a grim, gadget-dominated world where the only chance of individual glory is a game show called Hot Shot, where contestants will be assessed by Judge Hope (Rupert Everett) and Judge Charity (Julia Davis). Finally, 'The Entire History of You' imagines a world in which it is possible to record your own memories and play them back at will. Toby Kebbell and Jodie Whittaker star.
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