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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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Judith Martin 29 Dec 1992

It’s astonishing, and a bit sad really, how prescient Real Life was in retrospect. In 1979, Albert Brooks had already predicted and skewered the contrived inauthenticity of reality television with this biting mockumentary, yet we’ve gone ahead and given over much of our entertainment hours to the format anyway.

Ian C 17 Mar 2008

All the makings of a great flick - shame it wasn't.

Randy P 23 Aug 2008

Very funny, but it seems to lack focus just a little, probably because reality programming was so new at the time. The funniest bits revolve around the super-ridiculous cameras used in filming. Just stellar.

Christopher Null 07 Feb 2006

Brooks messes with the genre from the start, spouting pseudoscience about how the filmmakers found their test subjects (led by a spot-on Charles Grodin).

David F 10 Nov 2012

perfect ending to a perfect film that predicated the future of not only television, but all media and its technology.