We Live in Public

About This Movie

So, 'We Live in Public' is this fascinating dive into the extremes of surveillance culture. Ondi Timoner really captures the eerie intimacy of people living in these underground apartments, totally exposed to the camera's gaze. The pacing feels almost hypnotic, as you watch these participants navigate their lives under constant observation. It’s unsettling yet strangely compelling. Josh Harris is quite the character, and his relationship with his girlfriend adds another layer of complexity. The themes of privacy versus exhibitionism resonate deeply, especially now. There's an almost dystopian feel to it, like a premonition of our social media landscape. Not your typical doc, for sure, it’s got a raw, experimental vibe that lingers long after the credits roll.

Explores themes of privacy and surveillance.Offers a unique look at early internet culture.Features a mix of real-life events and experimental filmmaking.