Imaginary Trips Beyond Reality
di Caryn James Vanity Fair
THE life span of a television trend is often measured in mini-seasons, so the seven years since “Survivor” rushed reality television to the center of the pop-culture universe counts for at least a generation. Novels and movies commented on the genre almost from the start, usually in terms echoing the op-ed page panic that glimpsed the end of civilization in the bug-eating on “Fear Factor.”
But now the form has become such a fixture of cultural life that a smarter, post-reality-television generation of novels and movies is beginning to emerge. [...]
di Caryn James, articolo completo (6986 caratteri spazi inclusi) su Vanity Fair 16 settembre 2007
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