Title: Sleeper (1973)
Product review: A sci-fi comedy that sports jokes as spot-on as any other film of director and star Woody Allen's, Sleeper hits the right themes, as well, such as coercion in society by authoritative governments (similar to those depicted in V for Vendetta) and the progressive control that modern technology has over civilians of past and present generations. After being treated for an ulcer, Miles Monroe (Allen) is accidentally cryogenically frozen by liquid nitrogen. When he awakes his slumber after 200 years, he is a lone man in a time under dictatorship rule, only finding a sense of belonging in the company of a woman named Luna (Diane Keaton), whom he later becomes part of a rebellion with. Sleeper is a Woody Allen film through and through: it's witty; it's funny; and it's awkwardly tender in the best possible way.
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