LTP#7 presents
Pedro Pinho, Portugal, 2017, 173m
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Sat 15 June 2019 // 10:00
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A deadpan drama and rebuke to the crisis in capitalism, Pinho's film starts one night, when a group of workers realizes that their administration has organized the stealing of machines from their factory.
The Nothing Factory unexpectedly morphs from a veĢrite-like drama into a neorealist musical to pay homage to those occupations and self-management projects that were prevalent during the revolutionary period of 1970s Portugal and still strongly resonate within today current European social and political climate. Conversations after might revolve around 'post-work', automation, globalisation, self-management and whatever else is awakened by the screening.