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Save and Burn| 1hr : 21mins
Director: julian samuel | Producer: julian samuel
Focus Years: 2004 | Country: Canada
Subject Tags: communication, culture, education, global, globalization, violence
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
"Save and Burn" puts the institution of the library within a startling political context. Generally considered a preserver of culture, the documentary points out how libraries are subject to the ideologies of their time and place. The film assays the commercialization of libraries, the irresponsible weeding and closing of libraries, the excesses of copyright law, but most of all, the fact that the West has not recognized the Orient for much of its cultural heritage.
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Save and Burn | 1hr : 21mins

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