Videocracy
Sweden, Denmark, Finland, United Kingdom
2009
85 Min
Color
Italian, English
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This penetrating look at the media empire of Italy’s prime minister Silvio Berlusconi reveals how his reality TV shows full of bikini-clad women enriched his friends and beguiled a nation. —tiff.net
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"October Country," "Timbuktu," "Videocracy" and "American Radical"
By David Hudson on February 10, 2010
"The type of introspective, intimate domestic American nonfiction that has sprouted up so much in art-house theaters in the wake of the success of Capturing the Friedmans has come to typify documentary
The Auteurs Daily: Venice and Toronto. Videocracy
By David Hudson on September 10, 2009
Updated through 9/23.
"If you wanted to script a cautionary tale about the politics of fame (and the fame of politics), you couldn't come up with anything more apt and odd than Erik Gandini's documentary
TIFF 09: VIDEOCRACY Review
By Twitchfilm.net on July 17, 2010
It has often been said that we’re living in a digital age and that those who control the media control the public. It’s such a common sentiment that most western nations have entrenched controls guaranteeing
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I watched Videocracy
By benjistyler on August 26, 2010
And I have a few comments for the director:
Form is a big deal. Please, if you are planning on extensively using voice-over, elocution classes might be a good idea, or you may want to consider… read review
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This could be good
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