Cut-Up technique, a Postmodern discourse

After watching the video The Cut Ups 1996, I can conclude that it is a postmodern discourse. 

It does not follow a chronological order, as a rhizome. As there are some scenes that are taken from different places and that are then connected, you can see that with disorder you can create something that has a meaning. The same technique followed by postmodern authors. The video shows something without order that turns into a sequence of images as sounds that joined together make something really interesting. This shows that we can construct something using different things, a very crazy but interesting idea that post modernity brings.

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