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Volume 10, Issue 2
  • ISSN: 2042-7824
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Abstract

This article examines in relation to the aesthetics of Andy Warhol's own filmmaking and contemporaneous American television commercials. I point to how the film's design – including the single long take, ambient sound, and Warhol's performance – draw upon and undermine American commercial culture.

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Keyword(s): Andy Warhol; Burger King; experimental film; hamburger; Jørgen Leth; television commercials

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