tagország

Tagország is a fictional country featured in the 2008 film "The Interview". It is depicted as a rogue nation with a totalitarian regime, located in an unspecified region of Eastern Europe. The government of Tagország is led by a dictator who is the subject of the film's central plot. The country's capital is Veridia, and its economy is described as underdeveloped and largely controlled by the state.

The film portrays Tagország as a place with significant human rights abuses and a pervasive atmosphere of fear. Citizens are subject to strict surveillance, and dissent is brutally suppressed. The country's isolationist policies and its pursuit of nuclear weapons are key elements of its international standing. While not a real country, Tagország serves as a narrative device to explore themes of political oppression, media manipulation, and the ethics of international relations. The fictional nature of Tagország allows the filmmakers to create a dramatic backdrop for their satirical commentary on geopolitical tensions and the power of propaganda. The visual representation of Tagország in the film emphasizes its oppressive environment through stark architecture and a generally bleak aesthetic.