What parallels are between films narrative-ongoing debates

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1. Describe a short plot summary of the movie Mr. Smith goes to Washington and what aspects of American democracy it addresses.

2. Describe the historic or social context of the year that it was produced in.

3. What parallels are there between the film's narrative and ongoing debates and discussions in our present-day moment? (Without calling out any particular politicians by name.)

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