/lit/ - Literature

He's got an extensive filmography with a wide range of topics, all looking at things in a different 'way' in a manner that is designed to be uncomfortable.

Bitter Lake & HyperNormalisation are excellent at highlighting how a mixture of policies and events throughout the last half century have brought us into this uneasy, almost artificial state/reality we now find ourselves in - where people know something isn't right [believing in little other than consumerism] but find ourselves paralysed/demoralised by the complexities of the world to do anything meaningful about it.

>>12380641
>My mother and step-father both said they wouldn't bring kids into today's world, and are glad they are on their way out rather than on their way in. Maybe they're just being dumb boomers but I can't help but agree
My father has said the same thing to me virtually every time i've gone back home to see him for the last couple of years, he says he felt like things had peaked in the early 00's and says he's still in disbelief at the rate in which things are seemingly declining. He can't believe how much pressure the younger generations are being put under, and the lack of any meaningful 'good' news.