What kind of society do we want to live in? Is it one that functions because everyone knows they are being watched?
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What 'Primetime' and 'You Can See Everything' show is how an overall cultural tendency toward surveillance and exploitation slowly became ubiquitous and inevitable, through a combination of overt and subtle coercion. defector.com/everything-i...
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What 'Primetime' and 'You Can See Everything' show is how an overall cultural tendency toward surveillance and exploitation slowly became ubiquitous and inevitable, through a combination of overt and subtle coercion.
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Given that we’re all being filmed and filming ourselves all the time, how can it be exploitative to put someone on camera? The two movies this fall directed by Lance Oppenheim, Primetime and You Can See Everything (which he co-directed with Nathan Fielder), explore voluntary surveillance and the ethics of non-fiction.…
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