... working for the overthrow of law and order and paving the way for ... areas (Ramakrishna, 2002, 79,80). 

In an early sequence, Alien Orders introduces ‘honest ... working for the overthrow of law and order and paving the way for ...

... Northern Rhodesia, arguing that in 1951 ‘alien labour averaged 50 per cent of all ... within this ‘primitive and alien society’, informing the viewer ... be a skilled man, valuable to the community’ – in order to maintain the racial ...

... suggesting that workers perform clearly delineated functions within an ordered process, it does show an industry in which alienated labour may be exploited.

 

... were singled-out in one American review as anachronistic, and alien to American values: ‘The entire cast, notably ... of particular codes of masculine chivalry are necessary to keep order.

Sarah Street 

Chapman, ...

... from India, represents this instability and even though order has been restored at the end of the film, ... Englishwoman until her final intolerant outburst reveals her alienation.

The Drum is riddled with more contradictory themes, ...

... Office of War Information, who felt that the film would alienate American allies in India, which was at the time an important ... [Indian] heavies are the tools of the European power… in order to avoid the feeling that the Hindus and the British are ...

... cit.) – and the sudden disruption of comprehensible narrative order give the film a strange aftertaste. The idyll it tries to display is made wholly alien; everything is suddenly suffused with magic and ritual. After the ...

... effectively a new start, involving a full-scale redeployment of troops in order to eradicate the Communist presence state by state from ... that the only answer to this problem is to require dangerous alien elements to leave the Federation’ (CO 717/167 ...