Children of the Revolution

Dr. Strangelove's iconic take on Cold War politics and the absurdity of nuclear tensions is a classic that shares Children of the Revolution's darkly comedic approach to serious themes.

With a comedic take on espionage and government secrets, Burn After Reading will delight fans of Children of the Revolution who enjoy dark humor intertwined with political themes.

Reds tells the story of American journalist John Reed and his experiences of the Russian Bolshevik Revolution. Its historical context and personal drama make it a kindred spirit to Children of the Revolution.

Wag the Dog's sharp satire of political spin doctors and media manipulation will resonate with audiences who appreciate the humor and political commentary of Children of the Revolution.

In the Loop's brilliantly sharp satire of the politics of war will connect with those who enjoy Children of the Revolution's mix of politics, comedy, and personal drama.