The Truman Show: about lack of privacy

This film stars Jim Carry as Truman Burbank and it was written by Andrew Niccol. Truman lived his life until adult age and he did not know he was one of the greatest celebraties of his time. Truman's life was being watched by all the world on reality show called "The Truman Show".
The Truman Show's realease year is 1998, however, the subject of this movie is very actual and contemporary. Nowadays, the desire of "be known" is incited with reality shows and over-expositions on social networks. In the movie, Truman discovered he was captive and all his life was being showed to everyone. Then he decided to swap your fame for your privacy. The information about us is important, so we must not negociate it so easily.
Besides that, the ambiance of peace from a fake world where Truman lived was represented very well with calm soundtrack and happy cinematography, and the transition for a ambiance of confusion and despair when he discovered the truth about his show is very perfect.
This film is about our sic society and how it need change. We have not privacy in this world and most of the population like to know about others' lifes, mainly about celebreties' life. This movie must be watched by everyone who thinks the world is normal.