Life Remote Control
A compilation of film footage presents life as if viewed through a television screen, allowing scene changes at the click of a remote control.
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A compilation of film footage presents life as if viewed through a television screen, allowing scene changes at the click of a remote control.
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Scenes of everyday life flash across the screen in Thierry Guetta's 2011 documentary, "Life Remote Control." The film compiles various snippets of film footage, presenting life as if it is being viewed through a television screen. With the click of a remote control, moments shift from the mundane to the extraordinary. This format reflects contemporary media consumption and prompts reflection on reality and the influence of media on perception. The 90-minute documentary stitches together diverse experiences, creating a fragmented yet engaging narrative.
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