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How ‘You Can See Everything’ unmasks our modern age of manufactured reality

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“How ‘You Can See Everything’ unmasks our modern age of manufactured reality”

We can see everything in “You Can See Everything,” but seeing is not the same as knowing. Fielder and Oppenheim’s film is so effective because it knows that too.

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