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In You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder sets his reality-distorting comedic documentarian talents on disgraced tech founder Elizabeth Holmes. The movie had th…
In You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder sets his reality-distorting comedic documentarian talents on disgraced tech founder Elizabeth Holmes. The movie had the internet in a chokehold even before its release. Are there lessons in Fielder’s theater of the awkward and the cringe comedy genre for traditional journalism?
0:00 Why does Nathan Fielder have the internet in a chokehold?
4:42 Why you should see You Can See Everything in a theater
6:29 Nathan Fielder's career has built to this moment
9:03 Can the cringe comedians ever show up "real" journalists?
12:20 Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes both make us question reality
16:48 Is cringe comedy sometimes just mean?
21:04 Meg Stalter highlights a gendered double standard here
23:51 Scroll and Tell: Why do we want movies to make us cry?
30:11 Touch Grass: A perfect dinner party and a drag puppet show
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@@MIForestguyImported3wk ago
I love Nathan. I have watched a lot of his older Canadian TV stuff as he was finding his dry, straight-man comedy.
@@ceocommunications1248Imported3wk ago
Suppressive polls are real! The Dems publish polls falsely showing them leading hoping it will demoralize the Republicans and deter us from voting by making it look like our vote will not matter much. It’s all a lie! Get out and vote Republicans, vote Red!!!
@@MusicSongsPodcastImported3wk ago
Finally, Obama begins his journey to uncover the facts; experience, conscience, and human intelligence make him a leader of the upcoming human thought (the free right)
The two look like unmatchable. Thoughts and opinions are much different of each other😮
@@CNNImported3wk ago
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In You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder sets his reality-distorting comedic documentarian talents on disgraced tech founder Elizabeth Holmes. The movie had the internet in a chokehold even before its release. Are there lessons in Fielder’s theater of the awkward and the cringe comedy genre for traditional journalism?
0:00 Why does Nathan Fielder have the internet in a chokehold?
4:42 Why you should see You Can See Everything in a theater
6:29 Nathan Fielder's career has built to this moment
9:03 Can the cringe comedians ever show up "real" journalists?
12:20 Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes both make us question reality
16:48 Is cringe comedy sometimes just mean?
21:04 Meg Stalter highlights a gendered double standard here
23:51 Scroll and Tell: Why do we want movies to make us cry?
30:11 Touch Grass: A perfect dinner party and a drag puppet show
Subscribe to the Engagement Party newsletter here: https://cnn.it/3W3t0wn
The weekly send lets you catch up on the latest trends, obsessions and culture online.
#podcast #movies #nathanfielder
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