[P2P-F] Documentary : "Marx Reloaded" ( 52 min )

[Dante-Gabryell Monson]

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From: Dante-Gabryell Monson <dante.monson at gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 1:29 PM
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Thanks Matze

a english trailer of the documentary here ( 3 min ) :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybvsZ7YjBL0

as the arte +7 video is only available in certain countries,
here is the German version of the documentary on youtube ( 52 min ) :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhHeTChVWeg


On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 10:28 AM, Matze Schmidt <matze.schmidt at n0name.de>wrote:

>
> When I saw the film the first time I almost got to vomit. Because all
> these pans to Slavoj Žižek were like a pre-post-traumatic
> pedestrian-area-expert-cut-up. Well, in _Marx Reloaded_ (in German _Sind
> die Tage des Kapitalismus gezaehlt?_*) Negri and the others once again
> talk only in this good arte-manner what the chief economist of the
> Deutsche Bank at the other pole doesn't say. Who deems this cutting
> dialectical montage produces obviously just a hipness of characters. So
> this is the way how you get film subsidy, this is your aesthetic regime.
> Sloterdijk, the German anti-prole, fiend of workers, bleakly is on the
> list of speakers. One then concludes that the days of capitalism are
> numbered, yes, that one does not want it anymore like this but
> different. But this is not the matter of the film, it is the matter with
> the film. Even state culture television/TV Culture d'État is allowed to
> say anything, to let think anything. So this is the embracement of
> revolutionary thoughts by revolutionaristic picture-talk, this is the
> way of bite-sized silencing by means of silver-tongued heads.       (ms)
>
> arte
> _Marx Reloaded_
> http://videos.arte.tv/en/videos/marx_reloaded-3817744.html
> Documentary of Jason Barker and Alexandra Weltz
> We., 20.04.2011 05:00 am (in Europe)
> _________________________
> * _Are the days of capitalism numbered?_
>
>
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