A rave party in Belgium features participants who challenge social norms and advocate for freedom within the techno culture and anarchist movements.
Synopsis
A rave party in Belgium features participants who challenge social norms and advocate for freedom within the techno culture and anarchist movements.
Synopsis
A rave party in Belgium serves as the backdrop for "Rage," directed by Dominique Lohlé. The film captures the energy of techno culture and its ties to anarchism. It features participants who challenge social norms and dismantle traditional hierarchies. Through vibrant scenes of dancing and community, the documentary illustrates how these movements advocate for freedom and cooperation. The events unfold against a philosophical framework that questions contemporary social relations and the relevance of anarchistic ideas today.
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Why Watch
- Meet the vibrant rave culture in Belgium and France.
- Find out how anarchism and techno music connect.
- See how traditional hierarchies are challenged.
Did You Know
- The film has a duration of 131 minutes.
- It was produced in two countries: Belgium and France.
- The documentary is in French.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'Rage'?
Dominique Lohlé directed the documentary 'Rage'.
What year was the documentary 'Rage' released?
The documentary 'Rage' was released in 2017.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Rage'?
The duration of the documentary 'Rage' is 131 minutes.
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