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==''Weld am Draht'' AKA ''World on a Wire''== | |||
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A 1973 German television serial directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Shot entirely in 16mm, the show centered around the [[cybernetics|Cybernetics]] and Future Science's development of a supercomputer capable of generating a nested simulation inhabited by over 9000 semi-sentient "units". When one of the units repeatedly attempts suicide, chaos ensues. | |||
Weld am Draht | |||
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World on a Wire | |||
A 1973 German television serial directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Shot entirely in 16mm, the show centered around the | |||
[[cybernetics]] | |||
and Future Science's development of a supercomputer capable of generating a nested simulation inhabited by over 9000 semi-sentient "units". When one of the units repeatedly attempts suicide, chaos ensues. | |||
]] | ''World on a Wire'''s closing credits were notably scored by the '70's rock group | ||
[[error|Fleetwood Mac]]. | |||
[[File:world-on-wire.jpg|500px|center|]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:04, 15 December 2024
Weld am Draht AKA World on a Wire
A 1973 German television serial directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Shot entirely in 16mm, the show centered around the Cybernetics and Future Science's development of a supercomputer capable of generating a nested simulation inhabited by over 9000 semi-sentient "units". When one of the units repeatedly attempts suicide, chaos ensues.
World on a Wire's closing credits were notably scored by the '70's rock group Fleetwood Mac.
