Film Magistery #6: Burn After Reading/Age of Bullsh*t

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Film Magistery

Dino Avdibegovic

11 episodes

4 days ago

Film Magistery is a podcast about films and a theme/concept they might contain. The host Dino Avdibegovic wants to explore films that belong to a deeper cinematic experience than the average film that is normally accessible to viewers. His intention in every episode is to talk about a single theme or concept that is related to the work. As an example, The Lives of Others (2006) is dealing with the theme ‘surveillance’ and which implications it has on our society.

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Film Magistery #6: Burn After Reading/Age of Bullsh*t

Film Magistery

14 minutes 44 seconds

8 years ago

Film Magistery #6: Burn After Reading/Age of Bullsh*t

In the sixth episode of Film Magistery Dino talks about the abundance of bullshit today around us and Coens’ underrated film ‘Burn After Reading’ (2008), a tongue-in-cheek spy film about some people who know nothing, but pretend to know a lot. It says a lot about the cultural and interpersonal condition of the modern society today.
We ask what bullshit is and why is there so much of it around us.

References:
Harry Frankfurt, On Bullshit, 2005.
Photo “I’m not a liar!” by Tristan Schmurr Licence: Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0)
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