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Synthetic Pleasures: Technology, Control, Passion | Documentary 

Cultures of Resistance Films
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Released to critical acclaim in 1995, Synthetic Pleasures is an exhilarating and disturbing exploration into the ways that human beings are using technology, from body piercings to bionics, to transform our environments, bodies, and minds in search of pleasure. It raises issues nobody can afford to abort / retry / ignore.
🎥 Director/Producer: Iara Lee - Korean-Brazilian 🇰🇷 🇧🇷 activist filmmaker, world traveler and sports enthusiast 🏊🏻‍♀️🏃🏼‍♀️ 🚴🏻‍♀️ INSTAGRAM: @iara_lee
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🏆 Synthetic Pleasures has screened at film festivals around the world, including the Berlinale Forum and the 1996 Sundance International Film Festival.
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@KrashyKharma
@KrashyKharma Год назад
I love this so much. I miss when I thought the future of technology would change everything and set us free, rather than just giving every human a megaphone to scream their biases at each other and be praised with likes and boosted in the algorithm for being exceptionally normal
@tothejazz4828
@tothejazz4828 Год назад
When you think about it, it's not even surprising.
@barcodenosebleed5485
@barcodenosebleed5485 11 месяцев назад
Abstracting this just a bit, I miss when people had a sense of hope in general for the future. That life would get better. That democracy was on the upswing. That we were going to be able to solve so many lingering problems. It seems this era was one of last times that was true. Did the internet kill hope? Or did we lose it separately and just decide to manifest that nihilism in the shape of the inane hatred we now spew at each other? My sneaking suspicion is that, for the US at least, the "cultural malaise" that Carter spoke about was absolutely true, the computer revolution glossed that over with trillions of dollars, but it never really left. When that fever dream broke, we realized we were in the exact same spot. A generation got a huge boost in between, but the true spoils of the era ended up in the hands of a few giant corporations. Nothing was solved, democracy and reality itself is being challenged and all those problems seem more and more to just be elements of the human condition. It's like the momentum of the enlightenment flywheel has finally spun down and we're just lashing out because we have no idea where to go from here, if even reason itself has run out of solutions. I mean, I'm not despondent. I can find purpose in my own small world, in trying to be kind to others. But I'm not hopeful. I don't fantasize about the world changing breakthroughs that I was taught to believe in in school during the 90s. That even if I couldn't manage to change the world for the better, surely one of my smarter, more diligent, more ambitious classmates would.
@KrashyKharma
@KrashyKharma 11 месяцев назад
@@barcodenosebleed5485 😢 this is all very much it. So awful to see, knowing where I thought it was going.
@brainchildren7140
@brainchildren7140 4 месяца назад
I think that potential is still there, this is just perhaps the first step of humans learning to use it. The first thing people want to do when they have a platform is use their voice, get their opinions out there, not surprising. People are still learning how to utilize the powers new technology gives us. But eventually we’ll get tired of just doing the same thing over and over. Some people might still continue to use technology that way, but I think overall we will evolve past that as a species. I’ve always had that hope and still do! It’s part of the process, I believe
@JingleJangle356
@JingleJangle356 3 года назад
this movie has really impacted me Iara! As a late millennial in my 20s, I am floored by the relevancy of these discussions, even more so today and on my generation.
@pinkelephantz286
@pinkelephantz286 Год назад
36.29 The dogs face when the elderly woman is explaining her beliefs regarding immortality lol
@tinypinata505
@tinypinata505 Год назад
I've got this on VHS and the soundtrack on CD.
@JimMcConnell6801
@JimMcConnell6801 Год назад
Gonna need that
@djtall3090
@djtall3090 2 года назад
Great music! Got some classics in there
@Caesar_Online
@Caesar_Online 2 года назад
Visually pleasing
@rabbitholedj
@rabbitholedj Год назад
awesome reflections! freak soundtrack 🔥🔥
Год назад
I saw a bunch of baboons phantasizing about playing God. And now we are at the brink of zombie apocalypse.
@futurescalling
@futurescalling Год назад
Single Cell Orchestra
@chrisgrow
@chrisgrow Год назад
is it a coincident that all the clips in this doc are from Japan
@unikuadam6035
@unikuadam6035 Год назад
Chat Gpt 4-5-6 ?
@psycleen
@psycleen 10 месяцев назад
me tricks
@renosance8941
@renosance8941 9 месяцев назад
Can anyone suggest more interesting documentaries (or even books) as cool as this one?
@sacha_msky
@sacha_msky 21 день назад
try jean baudrillard
@spritelysprite
@spritelysprite 10 месяцев назад
Update, 2023: It's all gone to shit
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