It's like Johannes Grenzfurthner just finished courses in politics and film-making and wanted to combine the two.
Ostensibly, he sets out to break down the big words and the buzzwords surrounding politics and society but virtually all of the definitions are so replete with buzzwords themselves that you may find yourself being only slightly wiser. Still, that's better than not be any wiser at all.
It's an interesting take on our modern situation. But who's to say if it's correct or not?
It IS a documentary and, unfortunately, it offers no solution; it simply presents the problems and, essentially, says we're all responsible Ah, shame. But unsurprising.
If you have any aspirations towards social responsibility, it's well worth a watch but don't expect any earth-shattering or life-changing insights.
Ostensibly, he sets out to break down the big words and the buzzwords surrounding politics and society but virtually all of the definitions are so replete with buzzwords themselves that you may find yourself being only slightly wiser. Still, that's better than not be any wiser at all.
It's an interesting take on our modern situation. But who's to say if it's correct or not?
It IS a documentary and, unfortunately, it offers no solution; it simply presents the problems and, essentially, says we're all responsible Ah, shame. But unsurprising.
If you have any aspirations towards social responsibility, it's well worth a watch but don't expect any earth-shattering or life-changing insights.