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Dan HubpY2K (USA 1999) (1999)

From Globians film collection 2007: Y2K. It could have happened and it could happen again, anytime… –– Short film by Dan Hubp. At Globians Film Collection we track the work of Dan Hubp as a pivotal voice of American independent cinema blurring the boundaries between documentary and fictional work. We were very proud to show his latest short film "The Test" (USA 2007) at this years Globians Film Festival round. Part of this archive.org collection are two more of his films for streaming and download: "Me Jane" (USA 2000) at http://www.archive.org/details/Me_Jane_USA_2000 and "Not This War" (USA 2006) at http://www.archive.org/details/Not_This_War_USA2006. Check them out.


This movie is part of the collection: Globians Film Festival

Producer: Dan Hubp
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Language: English
Keywords: Y2K; computer; IT; Information Technology; computer glitch; society; mashal law; infrastructure; urban issues; urban infrastructure; intrusion; urban life endagered
Contact Information: This film work is under copyright. Copyright by Dan Hubp. All rights reserved. The download of this movie for private use only is allowed, however not for any educational or academic purpose, public screenings and any other commercial use of this work. Schools, academies, universities and other media archives also need to license if they want to use this work for educational purposes or as part of their film collection or in their libraries. Please contact producer-director Dan Hubp for licensing: Email: dan [AT] hubp.com website: www.hubp.com -- "Globians" is a registered trade and service mark of Polzer Media Group GmbH Germany (www.polzer.org)

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Reviewer: Yemassee - - January 27, 2008
Subject: Umm
Silly, melodramatic fear mongering (as hindsight clearly shows.) But enjoyable for its campy theme. I suppose its moral is valid (if it has a moral.) But I just have a feeling the intent was more to inflame than to warn.

I have to go hide in my bunker now.

Reviewer: Joachim Polzer - - September 1, 2007
Subject: a computer glitch brings down urban life
It could have happened and it could happen again, anytime soon...