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to join us for an exciting exploration and everything in between. this is a video and audio production 5 d w. i hope that you will tune in the unsettling nightmare worlds of right or friends kafka watches a still fascinate us today. very plus a already generated videos. what is real and what is fake and sensational moves a film about combative women. welcome to parts unveiled the have you ever heard of something being kafka? ask? do you even know where the term comes from? the behind it from the kafka,
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the only 20th century writers whose name is part of language is world wide. kafka died a 100 years ago near vienna. to this day, millions of readers around the world are crazy about the dark authors edit maddox stories. the once you catch cold fever, it's hard to get yours to the 6 of the cap cuz text deal with the deepest anxieties or come most that of proof of my son. his less performed us. half god tested, saw himself as a failed, or despite his superintendent, i know to put the golfing. so what's the super talented writer all about? what's wrong kafka, why the so read so enthusiastically and what exactly is comcast. ringback and exhibition and prom called comcast new video game that brings his literary world to life. ready theater sections on the $100.00 the anniversary
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upfront costs as death. we see the image of this tall, thin man with a hot, an eye full of astonished world, weariness everywhere. even trending on tick tock, millions of times. let's 1st look at who from costco was the from the kafka was born in prague in 1883 to german speaking jewish parents. she is an excellent student, but constantly plague by style style. am i good enough for everyone? notice that i am actually completely incompetent. maybe that's exactly why fonts. truth is a downturn, profession after school one that doesn't overwhelm him, an insurance employee. he goes through mountains the files and only loves the writer out at night to write stories of fragments of novels and tons of letters and
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diaries. he also draws they are 13 years or periods wherever, you know, almost day by day when he was doing the weekend from just things. see the development of the human being is swords who slots spain this relationship is his father, the relationship with his father, a painful chapter. in the eyes of head mon kafka, a successful businessman, france is never enough. one day friends writes a letter to his father over a 100 pages long, in which he finally wants to clear the air about their troubled relationship. i skinny frail frank child, you strong to fix it. even in the cubicle i felt a puny, wretched, and not only in front of you, but in front of the whole world. because for me, you the measure of all things had him on the task. i never gets to see the letter
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and things aren't going well with women either. he has many love affairs and his engage twice. but as soon as things go serious from costco, gives up every thing, no wonder he also doubts the value of his literature. kafka psyche was somewhat fragile, but unfortunately, so was his home. the just 40 years of age. he died of tuberculosis and 1924. his last well written to his writer, friend, macs abroad was that you should destroy oliver's unpublished works. fortunately for the world, he ignores this because he considers this friend from scott scott to be the greatest pull it up as time today. costco stories and novel fragments or world literature and comp codes. one of the most widely read in german speaking authors in the world does that. he would not have like facebook, you know, he would probably have said guys, this is a huge misunderstanding. and he didn't see himself as a successful writer. i mean,
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he tried to write a novel for each time time, and he never finished any of them. the when griego a samsung work one morning from troubling dreams, he found himself transform right. that in his bed into some sort of monstrous insect. this is how cock is the most famous story. the metamorphosis published in 1915 starts. a young man who wakes up as an insect. sounds strange, but apparently it still triggers. many people today, a symbol of feeling at the mercy of others. it's incredibly well captures what it feels like to be misunderstood or feeling misunderstood. as a young person, you know, the familial stresses, the pressures of starting out in the world in
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a profession where you're just very sure that you're going to fail and look at that . here you are failing despite your great effort and you know intentions. and i think it resonates a lot with young people. susan bronowski has translated the metamorphosis into english. she teaches that new york's columbia university and repeatedly experiences a cost communion among her students. every time i bring a casket text into my classroom, the students go crazy for it. usually it's me, hey, look at this 1st sentence. um and then letting kafka take it from there. the last not sitting in, not knowing the rules, not reaching your goal. this feeling runs through all of kafka is works. the castle, k, the hero of the story receives a job, is a surveyor from the count of a castle. the cable never get there and the residence of the neighboring village cannot help him either. man versus bureaucracy. typical kafka, the judgment,
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the story of a father, son, conflict, many have read it as auto biographical compass reaction to this. i'm not sure of that either. the trial yoseph k is arrested, doesn't even know why. it's just a real situation. joseph k is drawn into a nightmarish labrenz without knowing the reason for the accusation, or whether there will even be a verdict, or he is constantly receiving information that he cannot assess, have reliable it is. and the information appears contradictory, and the information constantly raises new question. most of, that's the crazy thing. every time he gets on um, so it immediately raises a new question. and then he has to try to research this. and of course, he never comes to an end to end this information through too much information. that's so kafka, bizarre, tragic, and also a bit funny. who
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all of these tasks are over a 100 years old and red as if they had only just been written. so totally current to, to look at task. uh, so the symbol i think category is still so relevant, 100 years of to his death because the, well, the calf go writes about is still our world in some ways the problem a bureaucracy. so tell it, terry, and some of the relationship of people to vote is that they cannot understand very well the political or legal, or even religious. these are all the same as today. so you can see in the bus to come into the new world. am i speaking of a coupon or funding less kafka of low board cap got also noticed very uh the own as something which is a kind of rent is that we um, flooded with information for the information. know wrong, the phones
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a meaningful hold. you can, if you want my search on the internet from morning to evening, but the crucial questions are not on the search in this way as it is button for us . no orientation feeling lost. perhaps kafka stories are so universal because they're detached from a time and place. really don't know where this story happens when he to happens. he's who look using the full names about just the initials is there slope the exact time presented in that it is fixed. so it's a ideal work for every period just might be out even the places we're talking about have a name. this is precisely why cosco works for world wide. there are art festivals and exhibitions in thailand, new york, and now in prague that translate history of world into images is showing the exhibition cost task with works by over 30 international artist who resonate deeply
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with cost of seeing, even in contemporary times. of the artist in this exit edition told us that a good sign letter to father is resist name and he would not change any sentence in the text. and then the language cosco rights clearly and simply objectively there's nothing artificial or convoluted, but what he describes is dream like a nebulous and he pulls out all the stops. and i just as a young person was so just blown away by his way of creating these situations and using language to describe things so precisely in, in a way that despite all the precision, you have no idea what's going on. if this is positive, it's the spaces that kafka creates that become smaller and smaller or larger and larger. cool, i see often describes the impossibility of getting from one point to another. a
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little girl is kind of the managers to describe very clear woods of d images that we encounter, you know, night mess around with in, with, with this. how do you just wonder if that was windows? these images, the serial modes became a huge source of inspiration for writers all over the world. the give me or call me, samuel beckett show at bra paul salon, paul auster. they were all fascinated by the interplay between every day life and the fantastic. and perhaps a great coffee and garcia marquez only found his voice through kafka under the door cuff conference when he read calf, he saw touch. how well i right, that's how my grandmother spoke. and so as a child says, grandmother always told him about which is and people who flew from work for me. so
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i can write like that too, in a very natural way, without arguing, without explaining anything. and that comes directly from what mexico realism is, sort of a how does it seems to be kind of not just lessons, what is known as magical realism in south america? goes back to a large extent to calf catholic. because erie moods don't just provide inspiration for writers, hollywood, director, orson welles films, congress, trial, dark expression has to be and change sometimes safe for them to the free film. liquor and painter david lynch may not make kafka films, but in his works he creates comcast worlds in which the boundaries between realism and fantasy are blurred. in his movie mulholland drive, she leaves the viewer alone and the attempt to understand something very strange day. getting strange you very often don't know what was going on
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was happening. it's very confusing for the viewer as well as the gulf coast sticks might be confusing for the reader. david lynch met this gulf coast frightening very early over there at the end of the 6 the spring he made his various experimental feelings since he even said that he feels the gulf of guys spiritual prather and he even to fro descript for film based by a gulf coast metamorphosis. the exhibition in prague stock center attempts to explore this feeling in a cost of square artist to show that kafka is understood everywhere. and israel in england, and in china, for example, in the works of lucia for many of the chinese dividends. the reality of their everyday life and that the community raising was very close to that. those kind of socio political qualities of congress vikings. i see folk off guys. well,
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here we are again kafka ask the exist in almost every language. it's also in many dictionaries. is there an official definition of what kafka asked means? a question we ask our experts. it's used to describe especially bureaucratic situations that don't quite make sense and seem unreasonable and seem to have been dictated by a how to hire power to which one has no access to get into some bizarre situation when ever they basis. so it was a kettle piano in spanish kafka and it is used very similarly as in other parts of the world to talk about something, a little dog, mccall thing, comprehensible, overwhelming. the i not absurd situation created by upset to see it. yeah, i know that feeling, we all know it, the helplessness in a world that is becoming increasingly complex when we send out a word and
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a 100 years cost to us. most likely, yes. because what cocker describes is something deeply human and that will remain the what is real. what can be trusted in the brave new world of computer generated images. a i is pushing the envelope for text. there's china and g p t. now sora is lining up with amazingly realistic video. person sits on a cloud reading. the an elegant woman strolls through a city in the rain. neon signs are reflected in puddles. nothing about these scenes is real. these a sample of videos from the company open i with
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a short text command prompt the new a generation sore. i can quickly generate surprisingly realistic looking film scenes of people the detailed landscapes, the lifelike animals. ready even historical footage could be generated. at 1st glance, it's impossible to distinguish it from the real same. professor of digital trends formation yon class fund treat wants that soon. we will no longer be able to trust photos, audio, and now videos. as a condo, and i trust that media in audits, phones has anything to do with the truth whatsoever. as a systems become a more sophisticated, we're going to have a real problem knowing whether something we just saw is real or not. because the
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end of the tech, john's, including google, has also developed a video opening up a whole host of new possibilities and problems. it is what i don't know will be a revolution, but there will be massive social upheaval because of course, among other things, jobs will be lots and drops. excellent. video produces cameraman, graphic design is animation companies. many jobs in these areas could soon be replaced or on to the massive change. soon we will even be able to bring mammoths to live with a single text command. but the biggest danger is abuse. i generation sentences of overdue being put into the amounts of news present is what's going to happen when fate videos can easily be produced by any one. which information will we be able to trust? will the internet be flooded with deep facts? what effect will this false information have on public opinion?
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questions that are particularly important in the selection. yeah. according to you to theme on the resolution has long since begun. she researches ethics and i t and is a member of the gym and ethics council. lastly, as long as you know, these defects are already being used for manipulation and propaganda. this is nothing new. manipulation and propaganda has always existed. but what has changed is how quickly an easy it can be done. a lot of people will have tools with which they can generate content that can deliberately mislead public opinion. and that worries me a bit on kind of the best of the technologies become more difficult to be, to differentiate who was, who is true and what is fake, highest and best as fake. even the head of us in a awesome open says he's move us about how a it could be used when it comes to elections. so far, he's only made sore available to selected testers. the new software is not just
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available to the public. so does it need regulation or should it even depend on this one? this is a bit like a ponderosa. what else has been going to the technologies on democracy? it may be possible to restrict or prevent or improve things in terms of how they used to complete that, and it's unrealistic unless there's mandatory labeling for any art videos could help wolf amongst the our generation content. we recently developed at the h a w science institute in handbook, but even these could probably be falsifies, decided to stay on this, this area and i wouldn't be a race to crack the watermark technologies. it's a bit like virus scanners, viruses, the guessing bedroom best as a virus scan is, have to get better and better. the detection of fakes is the same. there will be a race fixed by the revised system. that's the website that creation will to your
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own liking. this is the next big step from the i resolution. fascination and scary that these images are artificial. the floor is not huge available. there are still some glitches and sofa. you can only make minutes long videos with just a few clicks. incredible things will be possible. but when will this development take? is the consequences for society are unpredictable and regulation is needed. otherwise, we might soon be living in a world when nothing can be believed. and finally, are you feeling flexible? we're going break dancing. the film, dancing heart feats, puts the spotlight on women, determined to make it in a male domain,
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the break down special, a long own wall, and only the window will make it through. so the next round, the competition is tough enough. i always compare it to a boxing ring or something with the audience sits around and you'll quite close to the dances. there's a real you for is it is a lot of back robotics. you have to dance spontaneously to the music. you have to bring your own style and you're not allowed to repeat to move, which means you have to create this is in the moment. in the moment this will be right out for them as, as total cost for her film zone sing, homepage, direct to lisa vox of followed $3.00 female breakdown says old breakers over several years documenting the fight for equal rights and for recognition in the
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males dominated wells of break dancing, the film is a journey from vacaville tobacco around the world and of touching portrayed of you who made it to the very top desk. there have been events where i felt like i got through pre selection because i'm a woman, but i think there's also benefits where i told i didn't get through pre selection because i'm a woman and not the respects my skill. both are on say, if i this is unfair for freed up, be go from day will and he asked me because it says 10, he is ident, to the limit i could express myself, letting my energy out my bad news and i used to have a lot of that i needed an outlet to you. and viola, who more than anything else is unknown, conformist business. replacing your door, it really is a gym and story. this pigeon holing yukon kitchen hold seen as a be go. the non denied many of the c. c does that i'm the
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3 be goes 3 different stories. what unites them is an unwavering to well for independence due to your new viola and for you to really a role mode is for me to have their own opinions. they go into battle and fight for the rights to the future. end of this is a different ira. his don't. and for me it is higher amount to make these 5 is visible. this, but some of them, it's almost timezone. and when they function bachelor came from on status to the film shows breaking as much more than just the don't style, but a manifestation of one. so not identity. and an expression of resistance against the noun phrase are looking to find the place and the well for you to was trying to do more real co for months during the cobra independent. make struggling with
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a knee injury spence or 2 jobs. it's your outlets. it's your passion when that suddenly stops from one day to the next. a huge part of your identity is going right identity. big viola feels crampton bowen and spontaneously set so full must say whether is already a launch be go community of image. if i can create a place where i can surprise myself, then i don't need to fit in anywhere else. no one's g lou twice the balancing act of a long distance relationship. but then decides in favor of her career, gets moved. now is the time to really go 1st because i have to leave this slice because i know i belong at the top level of freedom and independence with no compromise for how can save the secession on the outside. but that's not
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really the exciting aspect. the exciting aspect is what happens on the inside, see it, but in, in the them, on the coast, there's also a certain rest christmas and certain questions for my roots. where is my high, where do i belong? of course, that's always the question. but this restlessness is somehow also a driving force behind the, on the fight for recognition has paid off. you is the fast and the same to receive . i may just sponsorship deal. it's amazing. when you think about it, you come from a family, we don't have the feeling that you have any opportunities and then suddenly you have the funding vision. there you are, the lives of the of the after getting some place in the world championships you is now finding for the olympics. don't sing, hopping is a film about the courage to live your dreams,
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