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New at Reason: Peter Suderman on the Interminable Socialism of The International

In The International, director Tom Tykwer's thriller about power and corruption in international finance, villainous multinational bankers and their henchmen finance wars, enslave nations and peoples to debt, and murder with impunity. And the only one who can stop the cuff link-clad killers is Clive Owen, disheveled but determined INTERPOL investigator. But as Peter Suderman writes, Owen's character also suggests that justice requires a violent revolution against capitalism. Where have we heard this before?

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