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And the King Said, What a Fantastic Machine: film review - Vimarsana News

And the King Said, What a Fantastic Machine: film review

Maximilien Van Aertryck and Axel Danielson’s new film, ‘And the King Said, What a Fantastic Machine’, dissects the role of the camera in popular culture

Fantastic Machine review: screen history supercut - Vimarsana News

Fantastic Machine review: screen history supercut

Axel Danielson and Maximilien Van Aertryck’s ambitious documentary spans the birth of camera obscura to the invention of TikTok using a cursory approach that allows for little insight.

Source: bfi.org.uk
Triangle of Sadness director Ruben Östlund: 'You should need a licence to use a camera – you need one for a gun' | Movies - Vimarsana News

Triangle of Sadness director Ruben Östlund: 'You should need a licence to use a camera – you need one for a gun' | Movies

As his new film looks at society’s relationship with the camera, the double Palme d’Or winner talks about the power of the screen – big and small – and why the next generation will be Marxist

Official Trailer for 'Fantastic Machine' Film About Humans + Cameras - Vimarsana News

Official Trailer for 'Fantastic Machine' Film About Humans + Cameras

"That's what entertainment's supposed to do..." Strand Releasing has unveiled the official US trailer for the fascinating documentary film called Fantastic Machine, made by two Swedish filmmakers, out to watch on VOD in January. This premiered at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival and played at tons of fests all year long (it's the exact same

Fantastic Machine Review: Dull, Condescending Documentary - Vimarsana News

Fantastic Machine Review: Dull, Condescending Documentary

A surface-level, condescendingly simple documentary about images and the modern world. Our Fantastic Machine review: