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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/144618830 Title: Videogramme einer Revolution Author: Harun Farocki; Goethe-Institut (Munich, Germany) Publisher: Munich : Goethe-Institut, 1992, ©2006. OCLC:144618830

  
  

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Videogramme einer Revolution

Author:	Harun Farocki; Goethe-Institut (Munich, Germany)
Publisher:	Munich : Goethe-Institut, 1992, ©2006.
Edition/Format:	DVD video : PAL color broadcast system : German : Harun Farocki-EditionView all editions and formats
Summary:	For "Videogram of a revolution" Harun Farocki and his co-author Andrej Ujica collected amateur video and material broadcast by Romanian state television after it was taken over by demonstrators in December 1989. The audio and video represent a historic first ever revolution in which television plays a major role. The film's protagonist is contemporary history itself.
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Subjects	Documentary films.
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