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· America Unchained: A Freewheeling Roadtrip in Search of Non-Corporate USA is published by Ebury Press, £11.99.

This case is set out in detail in Britannia Unchained, a new book by five 2010-intake Tory MPs.

In "Citizen Kane," images seemed unchained, a sort of immediate imprint of the imagination and a mighty music that didn't so much tell a story as display his mercurial emotions.

With "Django Unchained," a period mashup of the western and  blaxploitation genres that focuses on slavery, the director had ideas about the film's look that would require a particular kind of photographic expertise.

"Django Unchained," a western-turned-slave revenge epic – which somehow also incorporates a German bounty hunter, an anachronistic Ku Klux Klan comedy bit courtesy of Jonah Hill, and countless references to Italian cinema – received glowing reviews from the opening-night crowd, even as they were sometimes fazed by the body count.

On the heels of The Tree of Life (2011), Terrence Malick returned with To the Wonder, a nuanced, visually exquisite tale of love and its aftermath, while Quentin Tarantino splattered audiences with violence and jokes in Django Unchained, a spaghetti western homage.

The well waters here were never going to mend the broken body, but a non-spinning washing machine, a tickless clock, an unchained necklace, a buckled bicycle, a silent speaker, or a wheezing planet … well, they're a different matter entirely.

He delivered his usual borderline-offensive irreverence (he said that for Rihanna and Chris Brown, a couple with a history of domestic abuse, the super-violent "Django Unchained" was a "date movie") with a winning smile.

For example, black nationalist leader Louis Farrakhan said in a recent interview that the film Django Unchained -- a fictional account of a freed slave seeking retribution -- is "preparation for a race war".

Leonardo DiCaprio, memorable as the sadistic plantation owner Calvin Candie in "Django Unchained," originally "wanted to play Hans Landa," the Nazi villain in "Inglourious Basterds," said Stacey Sher, a producer of "Django Unchained," at a recent panel here organized by the Producers Guild of America.

But Lee vilified "Django Unchained," about a black slave turned gunslinger, in a tweet: "American slavery was not a Sergio Leone spaghetti western.