“Power is in tearing human minds to pieces and putting them together again in new shapes of your own choosing.”\n\n\nIn the fictious regime of Oceania, with an extremely over-powering administration, lives Winston Smith a disillusioned citizen of this regime.\n\n\nHe works for the party rewriting history to fit its ever-changing narrative to brainwash the minds of the people, reduce their ability to recognize and questions wrongs. He functions as a vessel to maintain the party’s throne, at the cost of reducing people to puppets.\n\n\nWinston’s life is a monotonous existence of surrender, but underneath the harbors dangerous thoughts of rebellion and an innate desire for freedom. When Winston falls in love with Julia, a fellow party worker, their forbidden affair also strengthens their desire for revolt.\n\n\nIn the midst of absolute control, will Winston and Julia be able to break the shackles placed on thoughts, and carve a world free to love and live equally?