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The Rubber Stamp

1966, Serbo-Croatian. Directed by Branko Ćelović.

A satirical documentary examining the reach of bureaucracy through the everyday authority of the rubber stamp. Directed by Branko Ćelović, the film presents a mock historical survey of the stamp, tracing its supposed evolution from a pre-bureaucratic past to its omnipresence in modern administration. Through rapid montage, official seals are shown authorizing everything from marriages to food inspection, exposing how bureaucratic approval permeates daily life.

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0h 11m
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Serbo-Croatian
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Released
1 June 1966
Original title
Pečat
Country
Yugoslavia
Written by
Branko Ćelović

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The Rubber Stamp (1966) was directed by Branko Ćelović and stars Rade Marković.

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