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Die optische Industriegesellschaft oder darf's ein viertel Pfund mehr sein? (1983)

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Synopsis

The film combines documentary scenes, TV clips, and passages from an interview with the then Postmaster General Christian Schwarz-Schilling in a fictional plot and mixes video and 16mm film. A film on videotext and the brave new media world, in which the – presumably first – female hacker redirects a few things into other channels. It is also a critique of the working conditions in the emerging information service industry.

Movie Information

Director
Riki Kalbe
Writers
Riki Kalbe
Release Year
1983
Runtime
46 minutes
Language
DE
Country
Germany
Status
Released

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