| Bertrand Cantat | ... | Himself - 1999 concert (archive footage) | |
| Dieudonné | ... | Himself - demonstration (archive footage) | |
| Léon Schwartzenberg | ... | Himself - demonstration (archive footage) |
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I really hated this.
Firstly, it was horribly shot - basically the editing and picture quality was comparable to a Handicam movie.
The narration was infuriating and the concept incredibly muddled.
In the end it was a documentary about almost nothing.
Was it about war, urban subcultural memes or both? It ended up not really being about neither.
Very disappointing.
Thank god it was only one hour long.
The extras on the DVD are even more depressingly pointless.
I don't understand how this even made it to DVD.