In the realm of comedy and satire, few films have managed to stir as much controversy and conversation as “The Interview.” This film, which explores the comedic potential of geopolitical tensions, has sparked debates not just about its content but also about the boundaries of humor and freedom of expression. The film’s blend of absurdity and real-world implications resonates with audiences who appreciate a good laugh while also contemplating the serious undertones of international relations. Cinema has long served as a mirror to society, reflecting both its absurdities and its realities. Comedic films often walk a fine line, using humor to tackle sensitive subjects, ultimately leading audiences to both laugh…