It was the Eurovision Song Contest stunt that made headline news. Anti-capitalist BDSM-inspired techno-music performance art collective Hatari had impressed the millions of voters across Europe and ...
We’ve been described as a ‘bondage techno performance art group’, as ‘pseudo-fascist cyborgs’, as ‘IcePop’,” deadpans Matthias Haraldsson, one third of Icelandic art-school outfit Hatari. ”The list of ...
Iceland's Hatari hold up Palestine banner on camera at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest, held in Tel Aviv, Israel. (Photo: Twitter) The Netherlands’ Duncan Laurence, bookmakers’ favorite to win the ...
Following news that Hatari could face punishment after causing controversy by waving Palestinian flags on screen during their performance at this year’s Eurovision ...
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5 Things You Never Knew About John Wayne’s ‘Hatari!’
Hatari! (which means “Danger!” in Swahili) isn’t just a movie; it’s a colorful, chaotic safari adventure that swept audiences off their feet when it premiered in 1962. Directed by Howard Hawks and ...
The award-winning, anti-capitalist, BDSM, techno-dystopian, performance art collective that are Hatari have arrived on the Eurovision stage. For their first rehearsal, they made an immediate ...
LevelK has boarded Anna Hildur’s directorial debut “A Song Called Hate,” a documentary revolving around Hatari, the performance art group which made headlines at last year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
Icelanders are crazy about Eurovision, with its kitsch glamour and often saccharine music. But the band-cum-art collective they have chosen to send to the contest in Tel Aviv in May are a far cry from ...
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