The Economist: Freedom Of Knowledge
This advert recounts the story of Nelson Mandela's prison mate, Mac Maharaj. The voiceover informs
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- Agency Producer Yvonne Chalkley
- Creative Tom Carty
- Creative Peter Souter
- Director Tom Carty
- Producer Ciska Faulkner
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- Production Company Gorgeous
- Post Production The Mill London
- Editor Paul Watts
- Director of Photography Alex Barber
- Agency Producer Yvonne Chalkley
- Creative Tom Carty
- Creative Peter Souter
- Director Tom Carty
- Producer Ciska Faulkner
This advert recounts the story of Nelson Mandela's prison mate, Mac Maharaj. The voiceover informs us that during their fourteen-year incarceration all literature was banned, save for that which could be used for educational purposes. One man studied Economics, so they requested a subscription to The Economist, which they duly received. It offered prisoners a glimpse of freedom, until the guards realised it was a political journal. Startling images run underneath the narration, including a burning black wedding dress and alien creatures in misshapen masks. "The Economist: More than Economics."
Production Service Company: McKenzie Rudolphe Film Services
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- Post Production The Mill London
- Production Gorgeous
- Agency Producer Yvonne Chalkley
- Creative Tom Carty
- Creative Peter Souter
- Director Tom Carty
- Director of Photography Alex Barber
- Editor Paul Watts
- Producer Ciska Faulkner
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