Press F to pay respect 🫡 It was expected, unfortunately

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The core of the movie—such that by the end they've largely veered away from even trying to answer how malicious Holmes is—is that the very process of narrative construction required for all art, nonfiction or otherwise, is inherently reductive and so, to an uncomfortable degree, inescapably false.

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This too is part of the media literacy crisis. Look, you're not always gonna be "on." It's ok to not get something! But you're an author! Your life is literally art, interpretation, context, comprehension....how can you say this?

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You Can See Everything might be fundamentally the most truthful documentary I've ever seen, explicitly because it has the self-awareness to tell you not to entirely trust it simply because it is a documentary. Documentaries also have agendas and biases

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i think questioning our media environment and how much we can trust and know things on any level within this system is actually extremely crucial, in this moment especially.

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