Greengrass and Garfield Turn Medieval Revolt into Modern Allegory

Paul Greengrass's new film The Uprising dramatizes England's 14th-century Peasant's Revolt, with Andrew Garfield playing a farmer known as Ploughman. The story follows disenfranchised people rising against authority, drawing parallels to contemporary political struggles. Greengrass and Garfield aim to make historical events resonate with modern audiences.
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