TV + VT Werke 1969-1972

197217m

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Director: Peter Weibel
Release date: 1972-01-01
Runtime: 17m
Language: EN
Status: Released

About TV + VT Werke 1969-1972

TV + VT Werke 1969-1972 is a 1972 movie, directed by Peter Weibel. It has a runtime of 17 minutes. Below you can see where to watch TV + VT Werke 1969-1972 in Switzerland — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

“The video compilation TV & VT WORKS consists of short performances that deal with the relationship between reality and the film/TV camera while also addressing how television has changed our perspectives on reality. Several ‘Tele Actions’ and ‘TV Death’ moments, as the artist calls them, show actions that define the ontology of an artwork within a televised setting. The common element linking the individual segments consists in fake news reports from Austrian television, which is where the work was ultimately broadcast.” –KONTAKT COLLECTION

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Where can I watch TV + VT Werke 1969-1972 in Switzerland?+

TV + VT Werke 1969-1972 is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Switzerland. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

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TV + VT Werke 1969-1972 is not on Netflix in Switzerland right now.

How long is TV + VT Werke 1969-1972?+

TV + VT Werke 1969-1972 has a runtime of 17 minutes (17 minutes).

When did TV + VT Werke 1969-1972 come out?+

TV + VT Werke 1969-1972 is a 1972 movie directed by Peter Weibel.

Who directed TV + VT Werke 1969-1972?+

TV + VT Werke 1969-1972 was directed by Peter Weibel.