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Real Life (1979)

A pushy, narcissistic filmmaker persuades a Phoenix family to let him and his crew film their everyday lives, in the manner of the ground-breaking PBS series "An American Family".

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Josh Larsen 24 Feb 2015

It's astonishing, and a bit sad really, how prescient Real Life is.

Generoso F 28 Jan 2008

At the height of his powers there were very few people funnier than Albert Brooks...Here, Brooks creates of parody of the groundbreaking PBS series, An American Family by destroying the lives of the Yeager family headed by Charles Grodin. Frantic and quite nasty at points but always extremely funny.

Craig G 13 Feb 2008

Albert Brooks can just look into the camera and I crack up. Here he is at his best, doing a reality show (far ahead of it's time) on Charles Grodin's family. Brook's ego demands that he take center stage (shades of Michael Moore?) and he winds up distorting the reality of what he is filming. Very prophetic along with being very, very funny. "The house is really burning!"

Matthew C 12 Aug 2015

20 years too early, and still very strange in its way. I can see this being perhaps a little bit of an influence on The Truman Show. I thought the ending was hilarious (the Gone With the Wind stuff).

Stephen H 07 Feb 2012

Albert Brooks really takes apart documentary filmmaking (or more specifically, the terrible reality programming that was to come). Very witty.