One Word Movie Beat Brogle is a project that takes advantage of the increasingly large and available corpus of visual data stored in the network in search engines, producing an animated artifact. The user is only required keywords, and based on the images of consequence, comes a movie. This, as it is enriched with images, it becomes more and more rapid in the sequence display, stopping shots and representing the superhuman ability of the network of assiepare visual data and run them with the same kinematic mechanism of the traditional video broadcasting. From the word, the image, the sequence in motion, the display of the date indicated suffers from the same 'ranking' (ie assessing the specific weight of information) in the much-vaunted choice of content displayed first by the search engines themselves. The images themselves, once digested by the engines have a different meaning, context and made absolute by indexing them forced. And this new role, unpredictable in their creation, becomes their final meaning, here associated with other in an attempt to reconstruct the original.