Ithink the biggest problem with these types of disturbing films that try to criticise facist regimes in the most shocking way possible is that it's honestly very difficult to rate them. A film, as with other artforms, is intended to instill feelings, emotions and personal reactions within each viewer. And how does one rationally summise their thoughts on a repulsive, discomforting film that magnifies such real problems infesting our society in its current state?
It turns out freedom is not our god-given right; at every living moment each individual is being oppressed by a facist state, be it by the government or on a personal level. Everything in this world is deliberately designed to leverage control over you. Punk State is a performance art. It delves into the corrupt state of our hallucinatory minds affected by the society that does not care for our personal wellbeing. There is no free will under a fascist regime. And like it or not, we're all living in it.



