King Cnut (2018)
27KKing Cnut: Directed by Evandro Rosolen. With Neil Bennett, Andrew Carter, Joanna Courtney, Rosie Cunningham. The extraordinary and hilarious saga of comedian Dave Griffiths’ fight against fashion industry giant French Connection, for the right to wear his CNUT t-shirt.
“There are no flashy production values in this documentary but i got instantly hooked on this film, as I myself on a very similar project, currently working from royal art school, Sweden.nHow a viewer not interested in trademark law would experience this film is beyond me, but I found it hilarious.nYou donu0026#39;t have to be an expert in trademark law or anything to find this film great but you would need to have an original interest, I believe.nOr would this film perhaps create a curiosity in you?nBecause itu0026#39;s basically a film with people sitting down giving their sides on a continuously escalating trademark infringement.nFlashy editing would just be distracting from what goes on in the story.nIu0026#39;m a fashion nerd too so this film was spot on for me.nA little Banksy over it too, what with the constant exploration of whatu0026#39;s right and whatu0026#39;s wrong in a capitalist society.nChoose your words wisely…”