Homo Videocus

Institute History

  • 1992 Sundance Film Festival

Description

The study of Boy (genus: Homo videocus), the personification of the television generation. Boy foregoes the real world and experiences life only through the black box in his living room. A fascinating allegory that questions the manipulation of this device invented only sixty years ago. Don’t touch that dial.

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