Underplayed Gems

Pilotprojekt TV-stop (1988)

Pilotprojekt TV-stop poster
Directed by
Kim Folke
Genre
documentary film
Country
Denmark
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How it feels

This Danish documentary from 1988 follows an attempt to produce short news broadcasts during the BZ movement's action week. It shows how the unexperienced team organized and created daily television, which later inspired them to start their own local TV station that broadcasts ten hours per week.

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What happens

Pilotprojekt TV-stop er en film instrueret af Kim Folke. Et forsøg på at producere korte nyhedsudsendelser under BZ bevægelsens aktionsuge i 1988. Erfaringerne fra denne produktion, der beviste, at uprofessionelle godt kunne organisere og producere dagligt tv, var medvirkende til, at folkene bag pilotprojektet fik mod på at oprette lokal tv-stationen TV-STOP, der sender ti timer om ugen. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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