Eight minutes of footage from the deep web confronts viewers with unsettling realities of online content and its impact on the human psyche.
Synopsis
Eight minutes of footage from the deep web confronts viewers with unsettling realities of online content and its impact on the human psyche.
Synopsis
Footage from the deep web forms the backbone of Mainsqueeze, a short film directed by Jon Rafman. The eight-minute documentary presents a collection of unsettling images and videos that reflect the darker aspects of online life. Rafman confronts the viewer with a blend of attraction and repulsion, challenging conventional perceptions of digital content. The film's structure and aesthetic provoke contemplation about the nature of online media and its impact on the human psyche, offering a stark look at contemporary digital culture.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the unsettling realities of the deep web.
- Find out how digital content shapes perceptions.
- Meet Jon Rafman, the filmmaker behind the vision.
Did You Know
- Mainsqueeze was released in 2015 and directed by Jon Rafman.
- The film has a total duration of 8 minutes.
- It is crafted entirely from footage sourced from the deep web.
- The documentary is presented in English.
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Who directed the documentary Mainsqueeze?
Mainsqueeze was directed by Jon Rafman.
What is the duration of the documentary Mainsqueeze?
Mainsqueeze has a duration of 8 minutes.
In what year was Mainsqueeze released?
Mainsqueeze was released in 2015.
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