Love, instantly! is a kitsch work by Neža Jamnikar. It is an experimental movement film that explores the phenomenon of kitsch – the aesthetics, as well as its complex application to, and an adaptation by socio-political and religious spheres. Cheap objects on display imitation, pretence, and phony feelings nostalgia, sentiment, and safety routines, clichés, and hierarchy of taste fantasies, nightmares, and archetypes creating political kitsch God’s country, class division, and cultural elite It is a marching propaganda. A Kinkade's Christmas Cottage.
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