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Objectified (2009)

A feature-length documentary about our complex relationship with manufactured objects and, by extension, the people who design them.

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Princeton B 10 Sep 2010

SOLIDIFIES ENGINEERING: EVOLVE TO MAKE THINGS SIMPLER, SAFER, AND SUSTAINABLE.

Tara A 25 Nov 2009

There were some cool parts (like the Kodak tabletop slide viewer!), but it felt like just when an interview was getting interesting, the director would cut to someone new.

Eric O 20 Aug 2011

Inspiring documentary. Very beautifully done. It's perhaps only done for nerds, but I'm a member of that group, so I was biased and loved it.

Steven S 12 Apr 2012

If you're interested in design and to oogle at pretty things, this is a great film to check out.

Bill Weber 07 May 2009

moothly compelling with its sleek, mass-produced shapes and beautiful minds that fetishize ergonomics and the ideal of perfectability.