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The Artwork in the Age of its Mechanical Reproducibility by Walter Benjamin as told to Keith Sanborn (1996)

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Synopsis

An attempt to problematize ownership and authorship in the age of digital reproduction. Inspired by the Walter Benjamin essay of the same name and the activities of the Situationists.

Movie Information

Director
Keith Sanborn
Release Year
1996
Runtime
4 minutes
Language
EN
Status
Released

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