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This short film is a satire on corporate culture and mass consumerism, and the setting is in a Los Angeles that consists entirely of corporate logos.
LOGORAMA
ANIMATION, BEST SHORTS, COMEDY
10 MIN 2000S AWARD-WINNING FRANCE OSCAR
Police chase an armed criminal in a version of Los Angeles comprised entirely of corporate logos.Won 2010 Oscar for Best Animated Short Film France. Another 2 wins.
Directed by François Alaux, Herve de Crecy and Ludovic Houplain / France / 2009
http://shortsbay.com/film/logorama
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When I saw Elliott’s Corporations Are Not People book salon blog, I decided to put up this satire on corporate logos, so the hat tip here goes to Elliott.
Kind of shows the ridiculous extreme, when corporations are people.
“…annointed with oil on troubled waters? oh Heavenly Grid,
help us bear up thy *Standard, our *Chevron flashing
bright across the *Gulf of Compromise, standing
*Humble on the *Rich Field of *Mobile *American Thinking?
Here in this *Shell, we call Life…”