Napalm Trailer

Napalm Trailer (1970)

01 January 1970 Factual 2 mins

In 90 seconds, Nabil Maleh mimics the tone and cadence of an American-style television advertisement, pitching napalm as if it were a consumer product—an acid critique of the rhetoric that sanitizes mass violence.

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Syrian Arab Republic 01 January 1970

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