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Man is like a flower
TECHNOLOGY: We live in MODERN TIMES where artificial intelligence evolves on its own and can become our rescue, not our death.
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The sweat of labour
The book Move Fast and Break Things criticises Google, Facebook and Amazon sharply, but is at the same time partly romantic and crude.
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The devil is in the distractions
Solitude is an occasionally interesting reflection on the many qualities of loneliness in a time where we’re almost always connected with others.
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The Common Man’s Party
Media criticism. Indian documentary An Insignificant Man is an interesting example of how a political movement can begin and achieve authority.
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Take a look at Europe through the eyes of a six year old child
Mother Europe gave birth to many children. She raised them with love and with care. Among the children were Belgium and the twins called Denmark. Mother Europe kept having children.
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The don drapers of manipulation
We don’t want to be fooled by commercials. But rational thinking cannot decide what our reptilian brain wants to do. This is what neuromarketing is all about.
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Fragmentary days in Mumbai
INDIA: A new generation of indian filmmakers deals with documentary films in so many different ways. Steffen Moestrup reports from Mumbai international Film Festival.
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The image is a recurring one. Again and again we are witnesses to it
The unloading of yet another truckload of garbage. The metal machine opens and out comes a truckload of plastic bottles, rotten vegetables, household waste, old scrap metal and other objects typically found in a pile of garbage.
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HOW I SAW IT
Steffen Moestrup examines the borderland between visual anthropology and documentary filmmaking and finds a wealth of interesting and useful reflections.