Fame Us

I attended the Australian premier of this show last night and have not been able to get it off my mind. The interviews are genuine and Lincoln brilliantly manages to grab the very best quotes from what was apparently 80 hours of interview footage. It left me feeling more than informed, it challenged me, especially in how I relate to people, how I use social media. It held my attention to the end. Well done Lincoln!

After seeing the NY premier of "Fame Us" in TriBeCa. I must say how impressed I was with films insight on social media and how it is effecting our lives. Direction Lincoln Fenner identifies what drives soicierty to the addition to social media and ask the questions that we we should all be asking ourselves. Fame Us is brilliant

Master 11 came out of the Perth premier of Fame Us and stated that his thinking about the Internet and Facebook had changed! Well done Lincoln on a thought provoking, insightful and personally challenging film.

I went to the premiere last night in TriBeCa. "Fame Us" is so well done, and the director-driven questions invoked such deep thought. It's one of those documentaries that makes you take a step back and reevaluate the 'norm'. Lincoln Fenner (Director), played this one smart. Don't miss it.

Many documentaries leave you feeling like "What idiots" or "I would never do this" or "Why am I still living?" because they highlight something important but put it across in a way that leaves you feeling despondent. Fame Us is different.

Fame Us enables you to see the traps that our bad culture has set for us so that you can see a pathway out of it. The interviews of famous people get some really credible answers on how to achieve fame but not be seduced by fame.

I was really challenged personally to talk with my daughters and teach them some of the things I had identified from Fame Us. It was really worthwhile to share with them the common traps that, with understanding, could be avoided, along with the misadventure and often pain that follows.

Fame Us left me feeling that fame isn't something we have to eliminate from our lives and that all famous people are evil and self absorbed. The movie was able to present fame as a part of our culture and that setting career goals and achieving them can be pleasant, but do not have to be a priority.

Thank you Lincoln for making this life study.