The Fine Art of Separating People From Their Money (1996)
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The Fine Art of Separating People From Their Money is a provocative voyage through the evolution of commercials. Dennis Hopper hosts this unique look at the commercial as an artistic medium. The film explores how humor, art and shock-value are used to promote products. Featured clips from classic commercials include the well-known 1984 Apple commercial and the Alka Seltzer "mama mia" campaign. Interviews with directors such as Spike Lee, Hugh Hudson, Tony Scott and Alan Parker offer thought-provoking insights into the advertising world which has strongly influenced the modern feature film and contemporary visual arts.
~ Sally Barber, Rovi
- Director(s):
- Herman Vaske
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Synopsis of The Fine Art of Separating People From Their Money
The Fine Art of Separating People From Their Money is a provocative voyage through the evolution of commercials. Dennis Hopper hosts this unique look at the commercial as an artistic medium. The film explores how humor, art and shock-value are used to promote products. Featured clips from classic commercials include the well-known 1984 Apple commercial and the Alka Seltzer "mama mia" campaign. Interviews with directors such as Spike Lee, Hugh Hudson, Tony Scott and Alan Parker offer thought-provoking insights into the advertising world which has strongly influenced the modern feature film and contemporary visual arts. ~ Sally Barber, Rovi
Complete Cast of The Fine Art of Separating People From Their Money
- Harvey Keitel - Interviewee
- Dennis Hopper - Host
- Anthony Quinn - Interviewee
- David Bowie - Interviewee
- Spike Lee - Interviewee
- Director(s):
- Herman Vaske
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