Cogito Ergo Zoom — Journal Anaphilosophicus
Synopsis
It is an anti-film, a verbo-filmic corollary to the classic O bottetò, which engages a concept of "de-cultural film" brought to exasperation, determining the provocation of the public through a parodistic technique of the most forbidden amateur cinematographic attitude (the film is part of the "filmosophical manifestos" series).
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