Reposted by Robert Daniels
Love @812filmreviews.com’s review of PRIMETIME. Can’t wait to see it again with this in mind.
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A ★★★★½ review of Primetime (2026)
“Primetime” isn’t a reflection of “To Catch a Predator.” If you’re coming to it as a text about the series—its production, place on the television landscape, or stories behind Chris Hansen or even the...
![To me, our economic system incentivizes cruelty to a degree that deeply upsets me. In any business negotiation, the party who cares less [about nonfinancial outcomes] holds all the leverage. That single dynamic demonstrates how brutal the system is. It chews people up and spits them out. I saw how harsh that system was on my parents. As an artist, my job isn’t to solve problems—a creative person can’t solve systemic issues, but we can point them out and transform the world’s pain into art. Corporate power has become so unassailable that people feel disconnected and alienated. When political systems and corporations fail, artists need to step into that void and speak out.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:kckrl6l4tm7znzqphhridxnh/bafkreib3bwlnpouy7n5rgxilca6m3isdibeojh6xu3jumnba5h73jdhfqq)
