'Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga' review: Brilliant prequel that pulls hope from chaos


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We know her name is Furiosa and she's burning with anger, but this is a bit on the nose, George. — Photos: Warner Bros Malaysia

Australian filmmaker George Miller has been shaping our vision of a post-apocalyptic future for the past 45 years, since his Mad Max roared onto screens in 1979.

His 2015 installment Mad Max: Fury Road could be one of the best films of the 21st century, a dusty, fuel-injected chase across the desert that synthesises everything wrong with a toxic patriarchy in which an elite ruling class hoards resources while exploiting the bodies of women and young men, dehumanising the poor.

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This heroine’s story is absolutely worth witnessing

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