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Reality, Fiction, and The Truman Show (1998)

46 min•25 mars 2021

After celebrating our love for cinema, we turn to the question of whether cinema is actually all a lie. Do the fictions we consume shape our own realities? Can our lived experiences ever be wholly original and unique? In this episode our 3 hosts unpack these big questions and discuss why Brittany Spears is the modern day Truman, if we are happy living in our own matrix, as well as our most lived cinematic moments. Get in touch ([email protected]) and let us know your thoughts!

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