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100    Domke, Johanna, |edirector.
100     Omara, Marouan, |edirector.
245    Crop
300    Blu-Ray (49 min.)
337    Moving image
500    Verzio Film Festival Submission
520    Shot entirely on location inside Egypt’s oldest and most important national daily, Al-Ahram, this film is an unconventional account of the 2011 revolution, which does not include any images of the popular uprising itself. Tahrir Square was both a popular uprising and a revolution in visual representation: the country shifted from strict control of the Egyptian state media to a new visual regime introduced by a distribution of images through social media. By taking us on an insider’s tour around the newspaper offices, the film suggests a wider reflection upon the ways in which structures of political power are intimately connected to strategies of managing the visible. In a row of meticulously composed shots, we meet staff from both the top-level executive office to the rank and file employees, and hear off-screen first person accounts of the workings of the Egyptian media. Placing images of Egypt’s political leaders in a historical context, the film reveals how the framing of images has been used by state controlled media and how an idealized image of the revolution is being similarly constructed today.
580    Verzio Film Festival Submission
655 4  Documentary films
260    Egypt : |bDomke, Johanna, |c2013.
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