Florian Thalhofer and Juliane Henrich have just released “Forgotten Flags” an interactive documentary (using Florian’s Korsakow System). The work is about the reappearance of German flags in homes (on homes) during the World Cup and how the flags stayed up after the Cup, so it is interested in the re-emergence of a German nationalism.
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The research blog of Adrian Miles. Adrian Miles is a Senior Lecturer in New Media and currently the Program Director of the labsome Honours research studio at RMIT, in Melbourne, Australia. He has also been a senior new media researcher in the InterMedia Lab at the University of Bergen, Norway. He is very interested in the relation between hypertext and networked interactive video. Adrian's research interests include softvideo, online video, hypertext and hypermedia, appropriate pedagogies for new media education, digital poetics, and the use of Deleuze's cinema philosophy in the context of digital poetics and online interactive video.
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[...] Endlich durfte der Bundesdeutsche auf etwas stolz sein, war vor und während der Fußball-WM im letzten Jahr zu hören. Ein Zeichen dafür waren die Flaggen an Autos, Wohnblocks und in Kleingärten mit Fahnenmast. Nach der WM sind die Dinger verschwunden, nein, nicht alle: In dem interaktiven Dokumentarfilm „Vergessene Fahnen“ haben Florian Thalhofer und Juliane Henrich Menschen befragt, die partout das schwarz-rot-goldenen Fahnen nicht mehr abnehmen wollen. Zu sehen auf vergessene-fahnen.de (via1, via2). [...]