De la servitude moderne
A critique of modern society reveals a totalitarian mercantile system that enforces control and exploitation through commercial imagery and documentary footage.
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A critique of modern society reveals a totalitarian mercantile system that enforces control and exploitation through commercial imagery and documentary footage.
Synopsis
Jean-François Brient's 2009 documentary "De la servitude moderne" presents a critical view of modern society under a totalitarian mercantile system. It uses imagery from commercial films and other documentaries to illustrate the various forms of control and exploitation. The film addresses how these visual elements contribute to a mystified understanding of contemporary life. It questions the dominant world organization and the conditions that keep individuals in a state of servitude. The runtime is 52 minutes, and the film is in French.
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