More like Nineteen Eighty-Four

A documentary portrait of Orwell's visionary warnings about authoritarian futures, woven from diary readings and cinematic imagery.

A man tasked with erasing the past tries to rebel by falling in love in a totalitarian future society.

Winston Smith rewrites history for the state while his clandestine relationship with Julia becomes his only act of resistance.

Big Brother's totalitarian grip outlaws imagination itself, treating creativity as a disease in a world of constant surveillance.

Survivors of nuclear war discover that the threat outside is matched by brutality among those who remain.

A machine intelligence sends an assassin back through time to eliminate the human whose future son will lead an uprising against it.

You are the surveillance apparatus — sifting citizens' private data to decide who the state should suspect next.

A narrative game about founding a republic where all are declared equal — and you decide who is more equal than others.

A future where male civilisation teeters on extinction and the world has been fundamentally remade.

A surveillance thriller built around fake news and echo chambers, where you hold the power to bury or amplify the truth.

A companion volume centred on the text of *Nineteen Eighty-Four* itself, gathered under Orwell's authoritarianism theme.

A collected edition placing *Nineteen Eighty-Four* alongside Orwell's other major novels in a single volume.

Winston Smith resists total state control through love, knowing Big Brother's watching eye makes that choice punishable by death.

Critical essays arranged to trace Orwell's development as a writer across the full arc of his output.

A reader spanning Orwell's journalism, essays, and fiction, from colonial Burma through the poverty of Paris to his later prose.

A critical portrait of Orwell as a man of deliberate contradictions — socialist yet suspicious of the state, religious yet faithless.