01 January 1987 Factual 58 mins
A programme which is emblematic of our proposition. It deals with the metaphores developed by Walter Benjamin regarding the time spent loafing and the cinematographic language which the producer uses in his fiction, a demonstration of all the technical and conceptual possibilities offered by the new language which television is.
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