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8332 No. 8332 [Edit]
Interesting documentary about the digital revolution as democratic tool and culture enrichment and its future problems,with various artists interviews Robyn,Moby,Bill Drummond that guy from Sigur Ros..All English .Problems?raise hands up and I will upload it.
link Stream:

http://svtplay.se/v/2440756/k_special/presspauseplay

download tool video(bypass copyright lol):
http://zerver.net/svtpdl.html
>> No. 8361 [Edit]
speaking of problems with the internet add Robyn,Moby,Bill Drummond that guy from Sigur Ros to the list.
>> No. 8503 [Edit]
An upload would be sweet.
>> No. 8530 [Edit]
Turns out it was to be found on PB. Obviously. Sorry for that pointless post - I couldn't make it edit for the life of me.

Having seen it, overall impression: unimpressive.

The setup is pretty generic as far as documentaries goes. Impact is anticlimatic. We're lead onto a roallercoaster shifting from glorifying this, demonizing that, romanticizing this, reality checking that, vice versa and then back again and so forth. When the subjects were not overdramatic they feed a whole bunch of absolutely nothing. Sometimes I forget what opinion they were supposed to represent, if any. Relevanse and actualization was poor. Their visions, stories, opinions, examples, analogies and whatnot could be from anyone mildly educated on the topic. It was too lengthy, and too greedy with the intellectual fodder. With their content I'd say they could easily cut those 50-60 what minutes into 1/4 of that, or even 1/5. 10-15 minutes documentaries can be very high on quality. This one, with almost an hour to impress - didn't.

Hmm, when I think of it, Swedes aren't particularly renowned for their documentaries. The Danes and the Norwegians some, the Finns as well, but especially the Danes are famous for making the some of the best documentaries - and buckets of them at that. Not the kind that plays with your heart strings, that's reserved for political propaganda and soap operas mind you. No, the kind that actually informs the viewers, so in that respect I'll say that this one has a tough crowd, being localized in Scandinavia and all. Excluding nature documentaries.
>> No. 8541 [Edit]
>democratic tool and culture enrichment
>democratic tool

The CIA is using the internet to derail most popular uprising organizations so it kinda fails as a tool for democracy.

>culture enrichment
Same old pop-culture whores being worshipped on the internet too.
>> No. 8565 [Edit]
>>8541
>Same old pop-culture whores being worshipped on the internet too.
Exactly. Quite a few of their subjects were implying that these are the ones with "talent", and that we run the risk that these "talented" attention machines will be lost in the crowd, Haruhi forbid. Some other subject will then talk about how yesterday's news becomes uninteresting at a more rapid pace, so maybe that is the problem... Well gee I wish some of these idols were yesterday's news now, but it ain't happening, and that's why I don't care about mainstream media. There's so much more to discover, and some of these retards dare imply that it's crap? I don't know whether they where pointing fingers in other directions than what I could interpret, but they'd fail with contextualization either way. It's not worth it, it's not even worth criticizing. I'll rather just forget it lest I'll become dumber.

Art ends when we stop being elitist asshats? More like their dogmatic career ends, and good riddance.
>> No. 8598 [Edit]
but why aren't there any spaces

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