The Two Faces of Tyranny | What The Last King of Scotland is Really About (Film Analysis)

When you think of tyranny, a charismatic smile is not the first image. The more likely picture is a boot stamping on a human face. However, throughout history, the smile proceeds the boot. Champagne parties proceed mass murder. No movie better portrays this truth than The Last King of Scotland. Through a remarkably charming performance from Forest Whitaker, The Last King of Scotland shows the audience how dictators use the carrot to attract servants and the stick to keep them locked in their pocket.

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