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| website = http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis | | website = http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis | ||
| wikipedia = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Curtis | | wikipedia = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Curtis | ||
− | | description = How did this guy get to work for the BBC, and how does he keep his job? Together with [[John Pilger]], he has been called a 'token leftie'<ref>http://holdupnow.com/an-interview-with-michael-chanan/</ref> so the BBC has a counter example to the claim that they only ever produce corporate friendly junk? | + | | description = How did this guy get to work for the BBC, and how does he keep his job? Together with [[John Pilger]], he has been called a 'token leftie'<ref>http://holdupnow.com/an-interview-with-michael-chanan/</ref> so the BBC has a counter example to the claim that they only ever produce corporate friendly junk? One clue is provided by fellow film-maker, [[Scott Noble]]: |
+ | {{Quote|Curtis is an extremely talented filmmaker with an immense repository of archival footage at his disposal (some of which I utilized in [[Psywar]]), and he puts out a great product. But I also find that he tends to exaggerate the importance of particular individuals, groups and fanciful ideas in lieu of basic class analysis; he also appears to self-censor, often at critical junctures. I don’t recall seeing the slightest hint of skepticism about the official story of {{Sep11}} in [[The Power of Nightmares]].|Scott Noble}} | ||
He has made some amazing documentaries, and they are public domain on [http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22Adam+Curtis%22 archive.org], | He has made some amazing documentaries, and they are public domain on [http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22Adam+Curtis%22 archive.org], |
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How did this guy get to work for the BBC, and how does he keep his job? Together with John Pilger, he has been called a 'token leftie'<ref>http://holdupnow.com/an-interview-with-michael-chanan/</ref> so the BBC has a counter example to the claim that they only ever produce corporate friendly junk? One clue is provided by fellow film-maker, Scott Noble:
He has made some amazing documentaries, and they are public domain on archive.org, many of which have been adapted on the show:
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