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So, 'Jerry Brown: The Shape of Things to Come' is this fascinating slice of political history, right? Itâs a half-hour live campaign broadcast from 1980, crafted with a certain experimental flair that really catches your eye. You can almost feel the tension of the moment, with Coppola at the helm, trying to push the boundaries of what a broadcast could be. The technical mishapsâlike those audio failures and on-screen typosâadd a strange charm to it. It's almost like you're watching a piece of art in progress, where the imperfections become part of the narrative. The pacing is brisk, typical of the era, and itâs a cool look at how media and politics intersected back then. Not your usual documentary fare, for sure.
Live broadcast experimentProduced by Francis Ford CoppolaTechnical issues add to its character
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