MOcracy – Neverland in me
Christian von Borries – D 2012 – 78 min. 
Sc+S+P: Christian von Borries – E: Ute Adamczewski
Video – English
Klaus Wildenhahn Award, Dokumentarfilmwoche Hamburg
Since the 1980s, this world has been characterized by four developments: the growth of political democracy, the growth of Online Democracy, the growth of corporate power, and the growth of corporate propaganda as a means of protecting corporate power against democracy. The film examines consumerism, capitalism, oppression, misery rule and the help industry. People become a mass ornament, architecture a tuning tool for societies, self optimizing in file. Charity is the other side of democracy, while democracy appeares as a lifestyle option for the rich. Michael Jackson is the soundtrack of the neoliberal 80s, a choreography of democracy. The film itself is imitating democracy in a nutshell, representing a failing polyphonie. In this sense, this film is a musical journey through Kasachstan, Kosovo, Pyonyong, Detroit, Moscow, Tokyo and Berlin, a neverland, the utopia of a non-place. Thus, the film clip serves as a disappropriation of the individual torso.
Interview from Auditorium-Moscow.org
Christian von Borries is a composer, orchestra conductor and producer of site specific music projects. His work was commissioned by Kunstfest Weimar,Llucerne Festival, Volksbuehne Berlin and documenta 12. With the CD production "Replay Debussy" he won an Echo award.
Films: The Dubai in Me 2010 (UX’10) – Mocracy–Neverland in Me 2012