RLF The art of resistance
Monday February 10 at 23:45 p.m. (52 min)
The acronym RLF was born from the phrase of the German philosopher and sociologist Theodor W. Adorno: "Es gibt kein richtiges Leben im Falschen" ("There is no real life in false life."). The group of activists wants to prove the contrary. According to him, one can lead an authentic life in an adulterated environment. Launched at the initiative of the Berlin architect and designer Friedrich von Borries, the political activist Slavia and the Berlin artist Mikael Mikael, this protest movement, supported by ARTE Creative, has the motto "Consuming, c 'is to resist ". The objective: to fight the capitalist system with its own weapons. During the demonstrations of May 1, 2013 in Berlin, RLF launched its first action, relayed on November 6 on the Internet with the launch of the game "Start-a-revolution", developed by the digital production company UFA Lab. Open to all, it invited candidates to express themselves on political, economic and societal subjects, to imagine actions, and thus to become "shareholder of the revolution". But RLF is also a company which designs design products with artists, which it then sells, including by cooperating with well-known brands. The sums collected finance alternative projects. Alexander Dluzak's camera has followed the rise of this movement and its enterprise of "gamification" of the revolution.
http://www.arte.tv/guide/fr/050287-000/rlf
