Twelve minutes of photographs and sound weave together stories of emigration that shaped the twentieth century and reflect on cultural appropriation.
Synopsis
Twelve minutes of photographs and sound weave together stories of emigration that shaped the twentieth century and reflect on cultural appropriation.
Synopsis
Photographs from tourists capture iconic sites like the Hotel Edison and Radio City, weaving a narrative of emigration that shaped the twentieth century. Lisl Ponger directs this 12-minute documentary, which combines these images with a thoughtful soundtrack. The film reflects on the legacy of exploration and the effects of technological change on human perception. Ponger connects these themes to Walter Benjamin's ideas about shop-windows and urban passages, offering a post-colonial perspective on cultural appropriation.
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Why Watch
- See photographs from iconic places like 'Hotel Edison'.
- Find out about the impact of technology on perception.
- Meet the director Lisl Ponger and her unique vision.
Did You Know
- The film is directed by Lisl Ponger, a woman director.
- It has a runtime of 12 minutes.
- The documentary was produced in Austria.
- The primary language of the film is German.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'Passages'?
Lisl Ponger directed the documentary 'Passages'.
What year was the documentary 'Passages' released?
'Passages' was released in 1996.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Passages'?
The duration of 'Passages' is 12 minutes.
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