Trumanov show - Ljetno Art-kino

The Truman Show United States of America, 1998, 103 min Truman Burbank lives what appears to be a perfect and happy life in the idyllic island town of Seahaven, completely unaware that from birth he has been the main character of the world’s most popular television reality show, and that his family, friends, and fellow citizens are actually paid actors. Director Peter Weir uses this vast, technologically advanced television set controlled by the unscrupulous creator Christof as a metaphor for total surveillance, false reality, and media manipulation of the masses. The key dystopian moment arises when Truman, through a series of small technical production errors and memories of his only genuine love, begins to notice cracks in his scripted existence. Confronted with orchestrated fears, censorship, and physical barriers designed by the production to prevent his awakening, Truman initiates his own internal rebellion, culminating in a dramatic escape across the artificial ocean toward the edge of the studio, where he achieves the triumph of free will and the human spirit over an oppressive media tyranny. Tickets can be purchased at the Art-kino box office (open daily one hour before the first screening) or via the CoreEvent platform.