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    The Truman Show is a 1998 American satirical comedy-drama film directed by Peter Weir and written by Andrew Niccol.
    The film chronicles the life of a man who is initially unaware that he is living in a constructed reality television show, broadcast 24-hours-a-day to billions of people across the globe. Truman becomes suspicious of his perceived reality and embarks on a quest to discover the truth about his life.
    Truman's life is filmed through thousands of hidden cameras, 24 hours a day and broadcast live around the world, allowing executive producer Christof to capture Truman's real emotion and human behavior when put in certain situations. Truman's hometown of Seahaven is a complete set built under a giant dome and populated by the show's actors and crew, allowing Christof to control every aspect of Truman's life, even the weather. 
    Despite the best efforts of his family and his best friend Marlon to reassure him (the latter being fed lines of comforting dialogue by Christof through a wireless earpiece), all these events cause Truman to start wondering about his life, realizing how the world seems to revolve around him. Stress on Meryl to continue her role in spite of Truman's increasing skepticism and attendant hostility causes their marriage to unravel. Truman seeks to get away from Seahaven but is blocked by the inability to arrange for flights, bus breakdowns, sudden masses of traffic, a forest fire, and an apparent nuclear meltdown. After Meryl breaks down and is taken off the show.
    The whole film shows us how an ordinary man was made into a famous TV star, but himself was unaware about that. This poor man was totally deprived of his liberty, dignity, privacy and even become a victim of the mass entertainmet industry. This film seems like a  a preposterous fable of life, in which we are forced to sympathize with Truman's bounded way of life.It also stimulate our heart with a strong emotion on the mercenary, human rights abuses of the social phenomenon of strong irony. The film was focused on human hope and anxiety and also attracted much attention due to touching the most sensitive social issues.
    Suppose that I suddenly realize the surrounding enironment are all fictitous, my living, learning, working conditions are all fiction. My family, friendship, love are all disguised, how should I face my world? What my mood will be? From the "Truman Show" I thought a lot. Under the updating media system, are the people, materials, data, results of the authenticity reliable? How can you judge those "facts" when they are placed before your eyes? How do you determine it is true or false? With consciousness? Intuition?
    "Truman Show" reflected the a lot about the heterogeneity of the real world whitch makes people panic and fear. It told us how to get rid of the shackles of reality, to pursue our own of the free world and enjoy the fair, reasonable real life.