The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction by Walter Benjamin


“Then came the film and burst this prison-world asunder by the dynamite of the tenth of a second, so that now, in the midst of its far-flung ruins and debris, we calmly and adventurously go traveling.”

“The little projector will play with his shadow before the audience.”



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