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<-- back                                                            Friday, July 20, 9 pm                                                             Pirate Cinema Berlin                                                           Tucholskystr 6, 2nd fl                                                               Good Copy Bad Copy                                                                    Denmark, 2007                                                                   59 min, 698 MB                                                                       Free entry                                                                     Cheap drinks                                                                     Copies to go -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This Friday night, we'll be hosting a special screening of "Good Copy Bad Copy" <1>, a new and quite well-received <2> documentary on post-copyright cultures in music and film that not only gives Danger Mouse, Girl Talk and The Pirate Bay a chance to explain their modes of production -- just as it gives a few of the obligatory lobbyists of the entertainment industry a chance to look rather silly on camera -- but also travels where post-copyright documentaries rarely travel, like to Brazil, where it visits the Tecno Brega scene, or to Nigeria, where it explores how Nollywood uses to deal with the concept of intellectual property. Henrik Moltke, one of the three filmmakers, will be present for discussion. <1> http://www.goodcopybadcopy.net <2> http://www.boingboing.net/2007/06/17/good_copy_bad_copy_s.html --------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                                                      ()                                                                      ><                                                             pirate cinema berlin                                                             www.piratecinema.org <-- back