The main concept of the Mystery Commune is not only a political revolution in the communicative world, but it also resonates with the spiritual idea of a revolution.
During the seventies in Philadelphia which hosts a very volatile political system, MFN paints a picture of a bunch of anarchists who want to create new societies, a commune of sorts.
When we think of the 1960s and 1970s counterculture, certain images immediately come to mind: the free-love ethos, the protests against the Vietnam War…
