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WINNER! Glossary of Broken Dreams won BEST FOREIGN DOCUMENTARY FEATURE 2018 at The Indie Gathering. Neat! Link

The first real roast of ‘Glossary of Broken Dreams’. [A bit liberal-y, and (hey!) Sven Shitpornson is a great joke! Pffffff!!] Link

Boing Boing published an English version of the in-depth interview that Thomas Kaestle did with me for Zebrabutter. A sprawling interview with artist and filmmaker Johannes Grenzfurthner on his latest movie Glossary of Broken Dreams. Some two years ago, Thomas Kaestle interviewed Johannes Grenzfurthner, Austrian all-purpose nerd, and founder of monochrom about his then brand-new … Read more

Great review on The 405. It is indeed this cynicism and opportunistic Pop culture references that prove why Glossary of Broken Dreams is a film of its time: hypermodernity is well represented by both its form and context, allowing for a very familiar disenchantment to echo throughout — the more the film advances, the more … Read more

And here we go. Glossary of Broken Dreams has a trailer now! Link

Great review of ‘Glossary of Broken Dreams’ by UK Film Review. A highly intelligent and topical film, Glossary of Broken Dreams is an engaging epistemological documentary that will have you chuckling about, choking on, and considering the validity of, your political ideology. Johannes Grenzfurthner’s opening gambit is amusing as he details the moment, when he was … Read more

Great review of ‘Glossary of Broken Dreams’ on Indie Shorts Mag. The film promises to be anything but bland. Despite addressing political issues, revolutionary ideas and gently poking at the present culture of lackadaisical, dependent and largely misinformed public/audience, the film delivers its content with class, wit and generous humour. For those interested in political debates … Read more

CelebBeat gave us the best compliment ever! The movie delivered on many more levels than I expected possible. It has the potential to break into echo chambers and filter bubbles; it can empower people by providing them with a deeper understanding of the human condition. Link

3.5 of 4 stars! What an honor! The film is relentless in its presentation, but actually not too relentless. It’s just rare these days to have a film filled with ideas that you actually have to pay attention to and images that actually mean something. You actually have to stop playing that damn video game … Read more

4.5/5 stars on ScreenCritix! Mad as a box of frogs but thoroughly entertaining, we learn about freedom, privacy, identity, resistance, the markets, capitalism and the political left and right. Sometimes in life, you can get the timing just right, there is no fortune telling involved or any strategy employed, you just end up in the … Read more