Bernard Stiegler
Date of Birth: 01 Apr 1952
Country: France
Biography: Bernard Stiegler was a French philosopher. Between 1978 and 1983 he was incarcerated for armed robbery in Toulouse and Muret. His transformation in prison is recounted in his book, "Acting Out" (2009). He published over thirty books in French, the most prominent themes of which are technology, time, and Stiegler's diagnosis of the way in which capitalism has become self-destructive. He died in 2020.
Total Credits at Criticker: 7 (Actor)
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The Ister is a 3000km journey to the heart of Europe, from the mouth of the Danube river on the Black Sea, to its source in the German Black Forest. By joining a vast philosophical narrative with an epic voyage along Europe's greatest waterway, The Ister invites you to unravel the extraordinary past and future of 'the West.' (Black Box Sound and Image)
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"An Organization of Dreams" centres on the Derridian philosopher, Bernard Stiegler, whose intellectual insights are sought by a beautiful young actress and reporter (Gabriella Wright) who wants to discover if cinema can be dangerous. She has the desire to use cinematic terror to rid the world of cultural fascism. Investigating her is a delusional cop (Dominique Pinon), intent on uncovering the kind of empirical truth that is no longer possible. (London Film Festival)
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Le temps de cerveau disponible (2010) - Direct-to-Video
Documentary discussing the significance and impact of television in general, and reality television in particular.
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A French documentary in which various intellectuals and former politicians discuss the problems of the Left since the fall of the Berlin Wall and the future of politics.
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A documentary about artistic interventions in public urban spaces today in Europe. (imdb)
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Along a fantastic, endless night, a character wanders through cold and bare streets and forests, deserted institutions, uninhabited places, walking, driving, looking, lonely - meeting ghostly apparitions that slip in its wake. Addicted to the teletechnologies of intimacy (telephone, implanted electronic chip), the character seems to feed on the absence of a lost love, whose absence haunts their wandering. (imdb)
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Audrius Mickevicius decided to make this documentary after the murder of his brother, and more particularly when, due to "exemplary behaviour", one of the killers was released after serving only five years of a ten-year sentence. In Lukik?s Prison, he meets prisoners serving life terms but harbouring hopes of release, and also interviews the French philosopher Bernard Stiegler. Sadly, Mickevicius died of illness and the film was completed by the philosopher Nerijus Milerius.
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