closet land was sponsored by amnesty international and does have a lot of political overtones and but there so much more to this richly stirring story than that. this is not just about the political tension of the late 80s  it about the personal persecution that a woman puts herself through as a child who was molested by a family friend. we see the subtle allusion to the parallels of a dishonest government or society structure and the culture of sexual predation where one in four young children are molested and one in three women has experienced some form of rape. for me and it brings up a chilling chicken and egg question represent does the attitude of our sexual repression leading to predation create the political environment of fear and censoring and or does the socio political dysfunction fuel a culture of sexual predation. the psychological ramifications of even asking this question force us to a place where we are brought to develop our own answers. in the end and our young lady writer (stowe) has a similar moment to the one at the end of hensen labyrinth  she realizes in one shining and brilliant moment that the idea of having her power stolen from her by the secret police (rickman) is an illusion. no one can steal your power  they can only trick you into giving it up and and then you have the right to take it back at any time. this is not a movie to be entered into lightly and and you most certainly do enter it. the minimalist aspects coupled with the child like animation stirs the deepest parts of the psyche and leaves no viewer unchanged. 
closet land was sponsored by amnesty international and does have a lot of political overtones and but there so much more to this richly stirring story than that. this is not just about the political tension of the late 80s  it about the personal persecution that a woman puts herself through as a child who was molested by a family friend. we see the subtle allusion to the parallels of a dishonest government or society structure and the culture of sexual predation where one in four young children are molested and one in three women has experienced some form of rape. for me and it brings up a chilling chicken and egg question represent does the attitude of our sexual repression leading to predation create the political environment of fear and censoring and or does the socio political dysfunction fuel a culture of sexual predation. the psychological ramifications of even asking this question force us to a place where we are brought to develop our own answers. in the end and our young lady writer (stowe) has a similar moment to the one at the end of hensen labyrinth  she realizes in one shining and brilliant moment that the idea of having her power stolen from her by the secret police (rickman) is an illusion. no one can steal your power  they can only trick you into giving it up and and then you have the right to take it back at any time. this is not a movie to be entered into lightly and and you most certainly do enter it. the minimalist aspects coupled with the child like animation stirs the deepest parts of the psyche and leaves no viewer unchanged. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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