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Do It Yourself

DirectorsMariano Cohn, Gastón Duprat

1998
Documentary

Video art piece that through irony and sarcasm shows the steps for making video art, as if it were a simple recipe, and making fun of the genre's cliches: poetry scrolls, filming TVs, voices in French, video mashups, reverse audio, the out of focus image, the marginalized on screen, references to the classics, video loops.

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