Movie spotlight
Ibid
Lionel and Tin are on an ill-fated but well scripted journey into the depths of the American psyche. Recently escaped from Trinity Psychiatric Center, an 'alternative' institution for the wayward, the pair hits the road on a mission from God. Appearing in the form of an aged cowboy named Don, the Almighty enlists Lionel and Tin to inscribe the Final Commandments in order to save the world from its ultimate destruction; rumored to be soon. Plagued by their own madness they begin to uncover their own dark past which might ultimately lead to their undoing, or at the very least, a serious re-write.
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Plot Summary
Ibid is a short documentary film that delves into the life and artistic process of graphic designer and educator, Professor David Tartakover. The film explores his significant contributions to the field of graphic design and his influence on generations of students. It offers a glimpse into his philosophy and his unique approach to visual communication and art education.
Critical Reception
As a short documentary focused on a specific individual within the design community, 'Ibid' received limited mainstream critical review. However, within academic and design circles, it is recognized for its insightful portrayal of Professor Tartakover's career and his impact on Israeli graphic design. It's generally seen as a valuable piece for those interested in the history and practice of design.
What Reviewers Say
Offers a focused look at a respected figure in graphic design.
Provides insight into the educational philosophy of Professor Tartakover.
Considered a niche but valuable documentary for design enthusiasts.
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Fun Fact
The film's title, 'Ibid,' is an abbreviation for the Latin word 'ibidem,' meaning 'in the same place,' often used in academic citations. This title choice reflects the film's academic and focused nature on a single subject.
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