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Surplus oder Konsumterror Part 3

Surplus: Terrorized into Being Consumers from 2003 is a film odyssey about the destructive sides of consumer culture, shot in Sweden, USA, China, India, Cuba, Hungary and Italy under a three years period and described as "a global doomsday satire set to music"[4]. Surplus marked the start of a strong co-operation with composer/editor Johan Söderberg, a regular collaborator of Madonna and creator of the viral Read My Lips series. Surplus premiered in competition at the largest documentary film festival IDFA in Amsterdam[5] in 2003 where it won the the prestigious Silver Wolf Award. Surplus innovative style is the product of a method that Gandini adopts in his very personal approach to documentary film, "the freest, cheapest way for a person to express themselves cinematically".[6] Although his films deal with social issues they are far from traditional political documentaries. They are "Creative documentaries"[7] relying on the idea of "Show, don't tell", to give the viewer an experience of politics rather than mere facts. Making a powerful use of cinematography, music and editing to make their point.