
An earnest, misfit girl enters a strange school where they literally edit history, science, and literature, and teach that Big Brother is actually the hero of George Orwell's 1984. Will this new pupil fight for truth or fall victim to this cult-like school?

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An earnest, misfit girl enters a strange school where they literally edit history, science, and literature, and teach that Big Brother is actually the hero of George Orwell's 1984. Will this new pupil fight for truth or fall victim to this cult-like school?
2021-01-01
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