Manifesto

2015
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Cate Blanchett hace manifiestos a través de una serie de sorprendentes monólogos.Cate Blanchett hace manifiestos a través de una serie de sorprendentes monólogos.Cate Blanchett hace manifiestos a través de una serie de sorprendentes monólogos.

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- 5 premios ganados y 5 nominaciones en total

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Conspiración y poder

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Trivia
Cate Blanchett portrays 13 different characters, recounting 12 artists manifestos.

Citas
Various: [as a fifth-grade teacher] Now, nothing is original. OK? So you can steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration and fuels your imagination. OK? And you can devour old films, new films, music, books, paintings, photographs, poems, dreams, random conversations, architecture, buildings, bridges, you know, trees, cloud formations, bodies of water, you know, even... even light and shadows. Now, I want you to select only those things to steal from that speak directly to your soul. All right? Now, if you do this, your work... and your theft... will be authentic. All right?

Créditos curiosos
Art requires truth, not sincerity.

Versiones alternativas
Originally premiered as a 130min multi-screen film installation exhibition in mid-December 2015 at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, which then toured various other museum spaces around the world. The 2016 edited film version (90min) premiered at Sundance Film Festival.

Conexiones
Referenced in Vecherniy Urgant: Dzhigan (2017)

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I can see most people hating this

I didn't quite get it myself maybe partly cause english isn't my native language and the profanity was distracting but I think the general idea was about art being put on a leash with rules and manufactured for the consumer (like in the scene where the teacher CORRECTS the art of children instead of leaving it as it is) rather than being created as it is.It also seems to be about being too obsessed with glorifying old art and not really creating anything unique to our current time.