Over 100 YouTube videos and vlogs are used to present a view of the South, blending personal stories with images of storms and burning palm trees.
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Over 100 YouTube videos and vlogs are used to present a view of the South, blending personal stories with images of storms and burning palm trees.
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Synopsis
Dominic Gagnon uses YouTube videos and found footage to present a vivid picture of the American South. The film includes vlogs, video games, and striking visuals of storms and burning palm trees. Through these diverse media, Gagnon reflects on how the internet shapes perceptions of southern culture. The documentary runs for 104 minutes and was released in 2018. It invites audiences to consider the chaotic beauty of the region and its representation in digital spaces.
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Why Watch
- See the South through YouTube and vlogs.
- Find out how storms shape southern culture.
- Meet diverse voices in contemporary southern media.
Did You Know
- The film has a duration of 104 minutes.
- It was produced in Canada.
- The documentary includes content from YouTube and found footage.
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Who directed the documentary 'Going South'?
Dominic Gagnon directed the documentary 'Going South'.
What year was 'Going South' released?
'Going South' was released in 2018.
What types of media are used in 'Going South'?
The documentary utilizes YouTube videos, vlogs, found footage, and video games.
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