Went into this expecting a simple but inspiring story that gave engaging insight on the creative process. On some level I still think it was but…god I don’t know where to begin.

In a lot of ways, I am Fujino. So much about her story was treading familiar territory despite me not being an artist (the drawing kind at least). But the detachment from family and friends in the process of trying to perfect your chosen craft? That’s me. The…

Knew it was going to be good going in but THIS good. My favorite aspect of it has to be how they managed to continue keeping the illusion alive not for Truman himself, but for the people watching in on him. I like the idea of a dark contortion of creatives having to adapt based audience expectations for what they've come to expect from a show they're watching (I say dark contortion since the show in question is 24/7 surveillance…