This mildly entertaining and disappointing film plays as if its creators didn't trust the audience to get a more subtle satire.

Export experiments with politics of resistance through more subtle satire, deviating from the serious and jarring nature of Viennese Actionism.

John Wakeman regarded it as a "subtle and often very funny satire".

They entertain the public while touching on daily life, but also sing subtle satires on local politics and the shortcomings of Goans.

His stories, though often based on themes profoundly tragic, are penetrated by the light and subtle satire that has won him his reputation as a great humourist.

The book deals with virtually every major issue faced by mankind, with both optimism and subtle satire.

Perhaps, in a rare instance of subtle social satire, this film is being released on July 4 to remind America of the high cost of freedom of speech.

He is a school boy, famous for his crazy ideas and often inexplicable acts that carry subtle, comedic satire.

With an understanding of medieval society, one can detect subtle satire at work.

In Luis Bunuel's subtle satire, written by Jean-Claude Carriere, six people gather for dinner but never get around to eating.