

Capitol vs. Capitol
Images from mobile phones and social networks illustrate the fragmented narrative of collective memory following a significant event in contemporary history.
Synopsis
Images from mobile phones and social networks illustrate the fragmented narrative of collective memory following a significant event in contemporary history.
Synopsis
Images from mobile phones and social networks form the backbone of Capitol vs. Capitol, a 63-minute documentary that captures a fleeting moment in contemporary history. The film juxtaposes two memories: the immediate aftermath of a significant event and the digital remnants that risk fading into obscurity. It presents a world where moral order appears to falter, leaving behind a fragmented narrative. Through these unarchived visuals, the film confronts the challenge of preserving collective memory in an age of rapid change.
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