
The Truman Show
Peter Weir · 1998
You watch Truman, and you also watch the people watching Truman: the bar audience, the bathtub viewers and Christof in the control room. You're in both positions at once. As a matter of fact, the film makes you feel the ethical problem with your own watching. You don't get to sit outside it as a critic.
Where to see it: The bar audience watching Truman's crisis. The film cuts between Truman's distress and the audience getting emotionally caught up in it. The moral question about watching is right there on screen.




