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American Capitalism, a self portrait

Thibault Le Texier

Experimental film / Found Footage | France | digital | 16:9 | color | mono | 2013 | 9'  50"
50 €

Original language: Anglais Screening Copy: digital
In 1955, Clifton L. Ganus Jr., History teacher in Harding University of Arkansas, revealed the american capitalism holy trinity. This editing movie is entirely released from video and sound exerpts of institutional films taken from the Prelinher archives. It suggests to highlight the own american capitalism talk.

Credits

Director: Thibault Le Texier

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