Watched this twice.
Excellent telling of an important tale.
Just because a person has chosen to be famous or is an actor or performer there are boundaries that we have crossed in our culture.
Those crossed boundaries are creating a culture that we are beginning to regret.
A course correction is needed and perhaps the viewer will see that to be true. As I watched this I asked myself: What makes it okay to invade people's privacy to the degree that we have allowed? What makes it my business to see private moments that were stolen for a buck? Might want to ask ourselves who we are becoming by tolerating this to the degree that it occurs. Where do we draw the line? What makes children fair game? I think this film is a useful cautionary tale. Once the genie is out of the bottle where does it stop?
Just because a person has chosen to be famous or is an actor or performer there are boundaries that we have crossed in our culture.
Those crossed boundaries are creating a culture that we are beginning to regret.
A course correction is needed and perhaps the viewer will see that to be true. As I watched this I asked myself: What makes it okay to invade people's privacy to the degree that we have allowed? What makes it my business to see private moments that were stolen for a buck? Might want to ask ourselves who we are becoming by tolerating this to the degree that it occurs. Where do we draw the line? What makes children fair game? I think this film is a useful cautionary tale. Once the genie is out of the bottle where does it stop?
- fancynancysays
- Jan 26, 2014