Some questions about george Orwell and animal farm?
What did you think of the book and movie animal farm by george orwell?
What do you think was the purpose of Orwell writing animal farm and why did he write it?
how do you think animal farm relates to communism?
What did you think about the technical effects of the movie animal farm?
What did you think of the performances of the humans in the movie?
What did you think of the performance of the animals in the movie?
Answers to any of these questions would be helpful. Or any other information on the movie and book animal farm.
They were both alright.
It is a response to Communism and the KGB.
The whole book is an allegory.
They were alright.
They were alright.
They were alright.
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