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"Charlie Rose' by Samuel Beckett"

June 12, 2009 · Andre Hoffmann · in Art Culture Rant

There certainly was too much pointless blabla about the Web in the past few years. After watching this cut by Andre Fillippone Jr. made with source material he took from Charlie Rose' shows, I feel much better.

3 Comments

drnn1076 June 13, 2009

you are right Admin, Brilliant!. it reminds me a little bit about one piece of "Theater der Versammlung" here in Bremen. Genial!
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