Feels good man, Wavelength Productions presents, in association with XTR ; in association with Ready Fictions ; in association with Secret Sauce Media and Whitewater Films ; in association with Museum & Crane ; producers, Giorgio Angelini, Caryn Capotosto, Arthur Jones, Aaron Wickenden ; director, Arthur Jones ; a Giorgio Angelini & Arthur Jones film ; written by Giorgio Angelini, Arthur Jones, Aaron Wickenden ; a Giorgio Angelini & Arthur Jones film
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Feels good man, Wavelength Productions presents, in association with XTR ; in association with Ready Fictions ; in association with Secret Sauce Media and Whitewater Films ; in association with Museum & Crane ; producers, Giorgio Angelini, Caryn Capotosto, Arthur Jones, Aaron Wickenden ; director, Arthur Jones ; a Giorgio Angelini & Arthur Jones film ; written by Giorgio Angelini, Arthur Jones, Aaron Wickenden ; a Giorgio Angelini & Arthur Jones film
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Main title
Feels good man
Oclc number
1226751764
Responsibility statement
Wavelength Productions presents, in association with XTR ; in association with Ready Fictions ; in association with Secret Sauce Media and Whitewater Films ; in association with Museum & Crane ; producers, Giorgio Angelini, Caryn Capotosto, Arthur Jones, Aaron Wickenden ; director, Arthur Jones ; a Giorgio Angelini & Arthur Jones film ; written by Giorgio Angelini, Arthur Jones, Aaron Wickenden ; a Giorgio Angelini & Arthur Jones film
Runtime
94
Summary
When Matt Furie first created Pepe the Frog, a character in his indie comic Boy's Club, Matt was an easygoing San Francisco artist and Pepe was a chill frog dude. Through a series of unforeseen events and bizarre connections driven by the internet, Pepe came to be a symbol of hate for the far right. How that exactly happened is a wild journey into the heart of online life today and the memeification of our shared collective culture, where the meanings of images change moment to moment and cannot be controlled even by their creators. Furie decides to fight to take back Pepe from the dark forces that have turned him from a silly comic-book character into their own symbol. But is it already too late? Debut director Arthur Jones takes us through a modern-day saga of the internet that must be seen to be believed or understood. Feels Good Man shows us how a character meant to provide joy and fun can slowly morph into something else--but just maybe can change again
Target audience
adult
Technique
live action
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- Documentary films
- Documentaires
- Cartoonists -- United States
- Furie, Matt, 1979-
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- Films autres que de fiction
- Video recordings for the hearing impaired
- Caricatures and cartoons -- United States
- Feature films
- Memes + Political aspects -- United States
- Mèmes + Aspect politique -- États-Unis
- Vidéos pour personnes handicapées auditives
- Documentary
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