Donna Haraway / Speculative Fabulation

This scene is part of the material which have been created to make the film "Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival"
A message from a liveable future, for our earthly survival. In it, Donna Haraway explains her practice of Speculative Fabulation. Which idea was at the origin of Narration Speculative & Fabbula and get explained here.
At Fabbula, we believe that a great field of storytelling for Virtual Reality lies in the practice of Speculative Fabulation : fables full of possibilities, figures, wild facts ands animals at work to unveil a world possible again.
Film : www.graphoui.org/2014/?p=1462
Showings : www.kfda.be/fr/programme/donna...
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Film credits
Starring Donna Haraway, Rusten Hogness, Cayenne Pepper
Written & directed by Fabrizio Terranova
Cinematography Tristan Galand
Sound Nicolas Lebecque
Film editing Bruno Tracq
Sound design Frédéric Fichefet
Sound mixing Cyril Mossé
Music Laurent Baudoux & The Fan Club Orchestra
Visual effects Alain Clément & Patrick Theunen
Digital crochet coral reef animation Clara Sobrino
Process witch Isabelle Stengers
Producer Ellen Meiresonne
Co-producer Olivier Marboeuf, Javier Packer-Comyn
Associate producer Fabien Siouffi
Presentation
Kunstenfestivaldesarts, Beursschouwburg
Production
Atelier Graphoui (Bruxelles)
Coproduction
Kunstenfestivaldesarts, Spectre Productions (Rennes), CBA - Centre de l’audiovisuel (Bruxelles), Fabbula (Barcelonne), Rien à Voir (Bruxelles)
Withe the support of
Centre du Cinéma et de l’Audiovisuel de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles

[@lepistanuda]

i love her with my whole heart

[@moisesh8600]

needs volume

[@JuliaLeigh]

headphones, ya'll

[@nuriarovira9328]

3:47 featuring multi-species intervention of a fly

[@alvarodecampos8398]

there's no volume !!

[@loreberna9115]

Donna es todo lo que esta bien.

[@AudioPervert1]

ojala usted puede oir por lo menos jajajaja .. nosotros no

[@miklevideo]

Vilumeeeeeen

[@____uncompetative]

C for Captions

[@eves_disrhythms]

Would be good if i could hear anything she was saying. Audio too low for mobile or laptop. If you're going to put in this much effort - check audio for normal people not on studio monitors!

[@natkim9876]

Why does the background change partway through?

[@mjamesharding]

The filmmaker was playing with realities. The second greenscreen shows Haraway living in a typical suburban environment (which she does not) but you get the opportunity to imagine possibilities in the way that Haraway plays with "wild facts" and fabulation.

[@AudioPervert1]

wonder if it's the fashion or zeitgeist to present lectures without audio, no sound....

[@bridylph]

did you not turn your volume up? the volume just pretty low in this video...

[@lidiasemkash4055]

No se escucha! Y la traduccion mala

[@freeinformation9869]

Thats a pretty strange house she's living in!

[@EEKHOLM]

its not her house shes talking in front of a greenscreen

[@garrettgibbons]

It is magical, actually.

[@loreberna9115]

Es croma

[@benkenzer2847]

um. om.

[@jesuispeanut264]

too bad that at the current rate anti-aging tech won't be matured in time to Haraway. without her how are we ever going to end the patriarchy?

[@fresconeidrolitina2764]

I may like some points she is making but she look like sometimes trying to sell you a magic stone to put over the picture of Jesus to heal from cancer

[@emiliatortorella]

Not really because the structure of SF methodology was basically used by Indigenous peoples for tens of thousands of years before colonial models of education became a thing. In a way she is re-appropriating this methodology to teach within colonial institutions for people who subscribe to the hierarchical, colonial model of life in order for other researchers/designers to incorporate science with storytelling.

[@ribbrascal1065]

@@emiliatortorella the leftist mind is a poisoned one