Gruen Transfer

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Format: Double DVD Video (PAL) What are PAL & NTSC?

Released: Thu 2 Oct 2008

Catalogue Number: R-108543-9

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Region: 4 - Suitable for Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, South America, Central America, Pacific Islands and Caribbean What are DVD regions?

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Description:
The Gruen Transfer is a fast, funny show about advertising that will make you look differently at the constructed world around you. It's not an expose. It's not a satire. It's about truth in advertising. Finally. We used to know what advertising was.
It was that stuff in the margins, in the ad breaks. But in recent years, it has begun colonising every space it can. US ad wizard Mark Fenske, the guy behind the Nike campaigns, calls advertising ""maybe the most powerful art form on Earth"". And the Earth ain't the end of it.
Not so long ago, Pizza Hut stamped its logo on a rocket to the moon. Earlier this year, Doritos announced it would beam its ads into space. We all think we're immune to advertising, that we're smarter than the marketers, but can you honestly say you know why you buy one brand of detergent and not another?
As you walk the aisles of the supermarket, how many of the purchasing choices you make are consciously your own?
And if you can be persuaded, without realising, to buy the orange dishwashing liquid, what else can you be persuaded to do? Advertising: you know you're soaking in it. Which is where The Gruen Transfer comes in.
Each week, host Wil Anderson is joined by guests with the best and brightest minds in the advertising industry: insiders prepared to share the ideas and insights that drive them.

Details:

Actor: Wil Anderson
Distributor: Roadshow Home Entertainment
Feature:
- extended versions of the Road Safety and Bank conversations
- unseen Wil riffs
- six, never-shown-on-TV segments
Discs: 2
Format: PAL
Release Year: 2008
Running Time: 358 minutes