And the King Said, What a Fantastic Machine

bella delphine and adolf hitler in the same film is insane.

bella delphine and adolf hitler in the same film is insane.

it started off really interesting and more documentary-like, but as the movie kept going it ended up being just a compilations of random clips? idk i feel like i lost the meaning a bit. but still interesting :) and meeting one of the directors in person was pretty cool as well

it started off really interesting and more documentary-like, but as the movie kept going it ended up being just a compilations of random clips? idk i feel like i lost the meaning a bit. but still interesting :) and meeting one of the directors in person was pretty cool as well

Interesting doc, though it felt a bit surface level. A lot of the points like how cameras can manipulate truth aren’t exactly news to those of us who lived through the age of the internet.

That said, people still fall for powerful imagery and narratives, sometimes with real consequences. So maybe the film’s message is more relevant than it first seems.

The Haiti earthquake photo comparison really stuck with me. Who’s telling the truth and who’s just feeding the machine?
Wish it went deeper.

Interesting doc, though it felt a bit surface level. A lot of the points like how cameras can manipulate truth aren’t exactly news to those of us who lived through the age of the internet.

That said, people still fall for powerful imagery and narratives, sometimes with real consequences. So maybe the film’s message is more relevant than it first seems.

The Haiti earthquake photo comparison really stuck with me. Who’s telling the truth and who’s just feeding the machine?
Wish it went deeper.

Projectweek. Looking into the light. Day 1, movie 1.

Good pacing and editing, but it feels like the documentary lost sense of direction after the first 20 minutes. After that it becomes a mish mash of random youtube clips, behind the scenes of reporters and videos of political leaders.

Projectweek. Looking into the light. Day 1, movie 1.

Good pacing and editing, but it feels like the documentary lost sense of direction after the first 20 minutes. After that it becomes a mish mash of random youtube clips, behind the scenes of reporters and videos of political leaders.

Projectweek. Looking into the light. Day 1, movie 1.

Good pacing and editing, but it feels like the documentary lost sense of direction after the first 20 minutes. After that it becomes a mish mash of random youtube clips, behind the scenes of reporters and videos of political leaders.

Projectweek. Looking into the light. Day 1, movie 1.

Good pacing and editing, but it feels like the documentary lost sense of direction after the first 20 minutes. After that it becomes a mish mash of random youtube clips, behind the scenes of reporters and videos of political leaders.