1998’s The Truman Show stars Jim Carrey as the mild-mannered Truman Burbank, an unremarkable man living in a small island community and enjoying a quiet life. However, unbeknownst to Truman, his ...

I remember going to the movie theater in 1998 to see “The Truman Show” for the first time and being blown away. It was the scariest non-horror film I’d ever seen up to that point (and maybe still), ...

We missed out on a TV version of a 1990s sci-fi classic, but Peacock's newest addition was the perfect way to reopen the door ...

"Cue the Sun!" Emily Nussbaum's new book on reality TV takes its name from Peter Weir's 1998 satire "The Truman Show," which is showing as part of a Q&A on Friday at Texas Theatre. Cue the Sun!: The ...

In a dystopian future, Truman Burbank has an idyllic life in Seahaven, a tightly controlled television show. Unaware of his reality TV existence, Truman begins to examine his surroundings. 9pm ...

In The Truman Show (1998), we see a modern parable of simulacra and hyperreality: Truman Burbank lives in a meticulously constructed, artificial reality designed for a TV audience, unaware that his ...

What if you could live your life in a movie or television show? What if you didn’t know your life was a television show? Nothing is real. You can’t leave the town you grew up in; your best friend and ...