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VEB Film Leipzig
VEB FILM Leipzig is a netlabel, primarily known for producing straight to internet movies.〔(Filme 2.0 ), Medien Mittweida, October 27, 2008〕 All content is published under a creative commons license and can be copied, changed, and used for third party commercial purposes.
==Route 66==
Their debut film “Route 66 – An American (bad) Dream” was released for download in December 2004. Three Germans from Saxony make their way from the East to the West Coast of the United States in an old Cadillac. The tour is planned as a holiday road trip but right from the start the ramschackle Caddy forces them to look for help. These frequent repair stops land them with strangers in all sorts of unusual circumstances. After 100 minutes of film, the three finally arrive in San Diego.
The road movie was filmed by the protagonists themselves in May 2002. As described in the associated book it was filmed without the use of a script. Influences from “gonzo journalism” have since been seen in all VEB FILM productions. “Route 66” was released on the vebfilm.net website and distributed with filesharing technologies, direct downloads and, according to the label, on 600.000 DVDs in several magazines.〔(Download Counter ), VEB Film Leipzig〕 The soundtrack from valleyforge was released separately under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license. A remix album by German artists “klangpool” appeared in 2005.〔(Klangpool - Route 66 Remix ), Internet Archive, October 3, 2005〕
The movie was praised as “world's first Open Source film”〔(Übersicht Film-DVDs: Die volle Starpackung ), Spiegel Online, May 18, 2005〕 but also described as “Open Sauce” using the label “Open Source” simply as a PR trick.〔(Open Soße - Planlose Leipziger in Amerika und die Rhetorik der Open-Source-Bewegung ), Telepolis, January 10, 2005〕
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