A true contemporary American masterpiece, based on the satirical comedy tradition of Robert Altman and Woody Allen, the eccentric group portraits of social celebrities are endless after life, the public's wandering focus, and the media's false heroes are full of all kinds. There is nothing behind his life proposition, only a stage and a joke.
It's an elegy to the American (liberal) moral ideal of freedom and equality for all animals, in the face of the edifice of consumerism and the media landscape. The utopian ideals of the digital age have become the new Leviathan entities, jockeying for advertising, and most importantly, your mind and time, with other media giants. It's the media reflexivity and desire projection (and arrogance and introspection) of a growing Internet behemoth that Netflix goes into the field for such a film.
Here, the only true story is that the innocence has passed away, the hero has died, and everyone is struggling in the mud to keep warm, comfort each other, and relieve loneliness and depression.
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