Introduction
V for Vendetta is a dystopian science fiction-thriller film directed by James McTeigue,released in 2006 and adapted from the comic V for Vendetta by Alan Moore and David Lloyd by the Wachowski brothers. This film is inspired by the novel 1984 by George Orwell.
The action takes place in London around 2038 in a dystopian society, where freedom fighter calling himself "V" seeks to establish a political and social change by leading a violent personal vendetta against the fascist government in place.
One night, a mysterious masked man dressed in black, which will be known as the "V" saves Evey Hammond from the clutches of men's finger. Her origins (daughter of activist Democrats missing sister of a young victim of the bombing of St. Mary) will soon make her a fugitive wanted by the regime and the link forever V.
One evening at the spectacular destruction of the Old Bailey (Central Criminal Court of England), V takes control of the British Television Network (BTN) and broadcasts a video condemning the evils of fascism, but also citizens for allowing the party to power on the first day. Evey, also present that day, was injured helping V escape. He brings her back to his lair, "The Shadow Gallery".
When V asked her to help eliminate the Bishop Lilliman, she manages to escape and finds refuge with her former supervisor and friend, the host Gordon Dietrich. After a satirical program cons Chancellor Sutler, secret police led a raid against the house of Gordon. Evey is captured while trying to escape, and was imprisoned and tortured for days. During her isolation, she will find a sort of comfort in discovering the notes of a former prisoner, Valerie...
First, we study the conditions of imprisonment of Evey and Valerie’s story.
Secondly, we analyze the transformation of Evey.
Thirdly, we will focus on the influence of V on the fate and life of Evey.
I Evey’s condition A) Evey’s deprivation
Evey was captured by what she believes to be the secret