Question

what point of view is the story V for Vantetta told

Answer 1

I believe it's from the liberal side. But many times it conflicts with liberal policies themselves.

Answer 2

For example, complete isolationism, something that is quite common in the film, is a policy of Democrats / liberals. Conservatives would be all over the civil war in America.

Answer 3

Also, the curfews in the film itself represent the government listening, which is to imply that the Patriot Act is abusing it's power, yet it's NSA during a Democratic presidency that has constantly spied on Americans. So the film itself is a HUGE fallacy considering conservatives do not want to ban guns, something that would essentially be used to defeat such tyrannic government as the one portrayed in the film.

Answer 4

It's a UK film, but that doesn't matter. The representation is quite the same.