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HyperNormalisation

2016

Action / Documentary

HyperNormalisation

2016

Action / Documentary

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8.2/10 · 8.4K

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Plot summary

We live in a world where the powerful deceive us. We know they lie. They know we know they lie. They do not care. We say we care, but we do nothing, and nothing ever changes. It is normal. Welcome to the post-truth world. How we got to where we are now…

Director

Adam Curtis

Top cast

Henry Kissinger as Self - US Secretary of State

Nancy Reagan as Self - Ronald Reagan's Wife

Vladimir Putin as Self - Russia Leader

Jane Fonda as Self - Aerobics Trainer

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

1.5 GB

1280*952

English 2.0

Subtitles

50 fps

2 hr 46 min

Seeds ...

2.78 GB

1440*1072

English 2.0

Subtitles

50 fps

2 hr 46 min

Seeds 24

Comments 5

morning_glow 1702 days ago

Sadly the aspect ratio has been cropped on this version. Compare the one on BBC iPlayer and you notice it from the beginning with the logo, fly through LA and the body blood trail.

Yubbity 1704 days ago

Surprised to learn the film maker is 66 and has lots of past film projects behind him. This feels like it's made by young film maker still finding his feet.

The_Daniel 1704 days ago

Looks good. We need more docs like this so that people can slowly start waking up to the bullsh*t around us. Thanks Yify.

Nabilington 1704 days ago

first rate documentary. highly recommended

fobogobo 1704 days ago

Glabnaeken.

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IMDb reviews

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9 / 10

I mentioned Bitter Lake (2015) last week, and

R T

I mentioned Bitter Lake (2015) last week, and if you're in any way familiar with Adam Curtis's style, you'll know what sort of thing you're in for. Whereas…

I mentioned Bitter Lake (2015) last week, and if you're in any way familiar with Adam Curtis's style, you'll know what sort of thing you're in for. Whereas Bitter Lake concentrated on the historical relationship between Saudi Arabia and the U.S, HyperNormalisation touches on this in an epic sweep of how we got into the position we are in today, where cultural and historical issues, along with the emergence of heightened technology, and increasingly altered reality all clash to leave those of us with half a brain scratching our heads somewhat. The irony of the documentary is that to watch it, you have to use a screen. The enormous proportion of humanity who live their lives almost entirely in an unreality of social media with phones glued to their faces, frequently scrolling monotonously through pictures of themselves, or reading mind-numbing dysfunctional and perfunctory lists of bloggers or 'influencers' is no secret. This is not to say all of this is pointless however. Well written, important, innovative and well researched pieces are available everywhere. The problem is the idea that people don't want to think or learn, if it's complicated, people look the other way. This sort of oversimplification to the point of dead behind the eyes monotony, as Curtis stipulates, is similar to the political and cultural climate of today, where inexplicable world events have lead to politicians and their representatives have retreated into a damaging, massively pruned version of what is happening. No-one in power appears to be know what's going on, but on the dangerous flip side, more and more people just retreat into their alternate realities of social media, taking pictures of themselves to upload to people they don't know, in an endless quest for self gratification, falling further and further away from the truth of reality. The problem is if they're called down for dinner, that's them being forced to enter their version of an alternate reality, when they may have to interact with real people. Trump's race for presidency, modelled somewhat on Vladislav Surkov approach to promoting Putin in Russia of confusing everyone by supporting every group, left and right, is one of the many fascinating touchstones for Curtis in explaining the hypernormalisation of current reality. If something is slightly confusing, the power of screens and social media combined with the staggering self absorption and the almost anti-self actualisation of individuals today, make it far easier to return to screens, wanting approval from others, through 'likes' and 'comments' to justify their continuing existence in a reality that doesn't physically exist. This is preferable to these people rather than trying to think about what's actually happening, making it easier and easier for those in power to continue to deflect truth and explanation elsewhere. Individualism and self actualisation, as Curtis explains, is not what it once was. Hypernormalisation is fantastic, and it's available on iplayer.

10 / 10

Really interesting alternative look at how we got

R T

Really interesting alternative look at how we got to where we are today.

9 / 10

Intelligently plotted and artistically presented, this one is

babak e

Intelligently plotted and artistically presented, this one is for the thinking (vs merely consuming).

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