Privacy means nothing

Rating: 9/10 (1 May 2020)

The Truman Show tells the story of Truman Burbank, an insurance salesman that was raised on a set of a TV show since he was born.After his dad, that was supposed to be dead, appears suddenly and he sees a spotlight that falls from the sky one day and he starts to doubt about his own life.
The Truman Show uses a good story and good cinematography to tell us how, with the technological boom that we are experiencing since the last decades of the 20th century, long are we able to keep all our memory and experiences, as well as our friends, out of the spotlight.
We are able to experience how Truman has his doubts about everything that he knows since he was born, as well as Christoff, a character that is so far away from the reality that thinks he is able to create a world in which Truman won't be able to experience things that aren't necessarily good from the real world and life.
At the end of the film, Truman decides that he cannot live inside a tv set that doesn't even get close to how the real world is, and is very often more sweet and soft that it should be for him.He decides to face how the planet Earth really is and wants to have a normal life.
Our lifes aren't really private even if we want to think the opposite.We must face that privacy is no longer something that you can have on the digitalized society in which we live in.Maybe the only privacy that humans have are on their pictures that aren't uploaded to the internet, or the feelings that we write on a diary, but thats about it.