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Ilinca Manolache's Bobitza returns in a fascinating mise-en-scène of the far right's media spectacle. Vătămanu and Tudor's performative video-essay uses the ready-made of this satirical character to analyse the politics behind the architectural restorations in Viktor Orbán's Budapest, resorting to a rhetorical cacophony perfectly consistent with today's social media: from dirty curse words to Walter Benjamin citations, anti-woke rage-baits, and sputtered out bibliographies.Read moreLess
Ilinca Manolache's Bobitza returns in a fascinating mise-en-scène of the far right's media spectacle. Vătămanu and Tudor's performative video-essay uses the ready-made of this satirical character to analyse the politics behind the architectural restorations in Viktor Orbán's Budapest, resorting to a rhetorical cacophony perfectly consistent with today's social media: from dirty curse words to Walter Benjamin citations, anti-woke rage-baits, and sputtered out bibliographies.
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Ilinca Manolache's Bobitza returns in a fascinating mise-en-scène of the far right's media spectacle. Vătămanu and Tudor's performative video-essay uses the ready-made of this satirical character to analyse the politics behind the architectural restorations in Viktor Orbán's Budapest, resorting to a rhetorical cacophony perfectly consistent with today's social media: from dirty curse words to Walter Benjamin citations, anti-woke rage-baits, and sputtered out bibliographies.
Cast & crew
Ilinca ManolacheBobitzăExplore the crew
- Director
- Mona Vatamanu
- Director
- Florin Tudor