Paying Homage (2015) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Paying Homage about?
Paying Homage is a talk. Bob McClure, editor of The New Yorker magazine, introduces a cartoon by Cameron Hafeez featured in the anniversary issue. The cartoon humorously reflects on internet anonymity with the caption, 'Remember when on the internet nobody knew who you were?' McClure addresses accusations that Hafeez's work steals from Peter Steiner's famous 1993 cartoon about dogs on the internet. He clarifies that Hafeez's cartoon is an homage rather than a theft. McClure also revisits a previous mistake regarding the first cartoon published in The New Yorker, which he misinterpreted. He acknowledges the humor in the cartoon about subway cleanliness, where a character takes the sign literally. Additionally, he discusses a controversial cartoon by PC Bay that sparked protests, emphasizing that it addresses stereotyping rather than violence. The segment highlights the ongoing dialogue about humor and its implications in contemporary society.
When was Paying Homage released?
Paying Homage was released in 2015.
How long is Paying Homage?
Paying Homage has a runtime of 3 minutes.
Where can I watch Paying Homage?
You can watch Paying Homage on iWonder.
What genre is Paying Homage?
Paying Homage is classified as Society.
What topics does Paying Homage cover?
Paying Homage explores topics including comedy-humor.
Is Paying Homage available for free?
Paying Homage is available to stream on iWonder. Check the film page for current availability and any subscription requirements.
Can I watch Paying Homage with subtitles?
Subtitles may be available for Paying Homage on iWonder. Look for the CC (closed captions) button in the video player when available.