Versions
Placed in a historical perspective, this copyright manifesto goes back as far as the Classics and sixteenth-century iconoclasm. The film brings up numerous examples of reuse, such as classical literature and its followers, copies of classical sculptures, cam movies, Photoshopped news photos, and reuse of the same scenes in various animation films, to demonstrate that reuse is nothing new. Consistently maintaining this position, Laric has made various versions of this film.
Featured in these combined programmes
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Short Film Marathon 2011 – Part Two
Peaks from the Spectrum Shorts programme of the last ten days brought together one more time in a 14-hour film marathon in two parts. Non-stop.
Film details
- Germany, North Korea
- Year
- 2010
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2011
- Length
- 9"
- Medium/Format
- HDcam
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