<div>This month, Steve and Emma are joined by Dr Scott Rodgers, Senior Lecturer in media theory at the University of London, Birkbeck to discuss The Hunger Games. <br>
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A film adored across the political spectrum, but is it too down on politics? And is it also inherently conservative?</div>

This month, Steve and Emma are joined by Dr Scott Rodgers, Senior Lecturer in media theory at the University of London, Birkbeck to discuss The Hunger Games. A film adored across the political spectrum, but is it too down on politics? And is it also inherently conservative?

This month, Steve and Emma are joined by Dr Scott Rodgers, Senior Lecturer in media theory at the University of London, Birkbeck to discuss The Hunger Games.&nbsp;<br>
<br>
A film adored across the political spectrum, but is it too down on politics? And is it also inherently conservative?

The Hunger Games

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