This documentary needs to be seen, especially to the younger generations. How often we find ourselves absorbed in reading about a celebrity's supposed life that we forget about our own. How much time we spend obsessing over the next big story and the latest gossip that we forget how destructive it is for the victims, namely high profile celebrities in this documentary.
This documentary shows the vicious cycle of the photographed, the photographer, the buyer of the pictures, and the consumer. Although I can't do it justice as the documentary does, it is quite fascinating. The documentary also shows different perspectives on this issue by interviewing not only celebrities but paparazzi, magazine editors, and consumers. All in all, it poses the question, who is to blame? It might not be who you'd think.
If you get a chance to see this, go. It's eye opening.
This documentary shows the vicious cycle of the photographed, the photographer, the buyer of the pictures, and the consumer. Although I can't do it justice as the documentary does, it is quite fascinating. The documentary also shows different perspectives on this issue by interviewing not only celebrities but paparazzi, magazine editors, and consumers. All in all, it poses the question, who is to blame? It might not be who you'd think.
If you get a chance to see this, go. It's eye opening.