The World Won’t Listen
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About This Movie
The World Won’t Listen is a 2005 video installation by British artist Phil Collins. This work blends politics and pop culture, featuring young people in Istanbul performing karaoke versions of songs by The Smiths.
This film has been released in a few formats, but finding a decent copy can be a hunt, especially if you’re looking for the original DVD release. Collectors seem to appreciate its understated approach and the way it captures emotional depth. Limited availability makes it a point of interest for those who follow Collins’ work closely, as it reflects a significant shift in how art can interact with political discourse.
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What is the genre of The World Won’t Listen?
The World Won’t Listen is a video installation that combines elements of art, politics, and pop culture.
Who directed The World Won’t Listen?
The World Won’t Listen was directed by British artist Phil Collins.
What year was The World Won’t Listen released?
The World Won’t Listen was released in 2005.
What band’s music is featured in The World Won’t Listen?
The World Won’t Listen features karaoke versions of songs by the 1980s band The Smiths.
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