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VHS Revolution

VHS Revolution
★ 6.0/10•2017•53m•Documentary•History

Using testimonies by pioneers and witnesses of the times, delve into the feverish visual culture the media generated – with far-fetched examples of canine television games, seduction manuals, aerobics class while holding a baby, among others.

Dimitri Kourtchine · Writer

Dimitri Kourtchine · Director

StatusReleased
Runtime53m
LanguageFR
Release DateAug 28, 2017

Actors

Sarah-Jane Sauvegrain

Sarah-Jane Sauvegrain

Narrator (voice)

Ray Glasser

Self

Marc Wielage

Marc Wielage

Self

Stephen Kroft

Self (archive footage)

Joshua Greenberg

Self

Daniel Herbert

Self

Michael L. Raso

Michael L. Raso

Self

Donovan Brandt

Self

David Gregory

David Gregory

Self

Jörg Buttgereit

Jörg Buttgereit

Self

Gary P. Cohen

Self

Paul Fishbein

Paul Fishbein

Self

Joe Pickett

Joe Pickett

Self

Nick Prueher

Nick Prueher

Self

Nic Maier

Self

Dimitri Simakis

Dimitri Simakis

Self

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