Death Watch (1980)

In the 1980s, in a near-future Glasgow, a TV reporter with a terminal illness is chosen to participate in a fictional reality show. The show follows the lives of people with short life expectancies, broadcasting their experiences to the public. As the reporter begins to form relationships with the other participants, he navigates the invasion of privacy, sensationalism, and unethical practices of the show. The story takes a tragic turn as the reporter's illness worsens and he faces the threat of death. The movie explores themes of privacy, sensationalism, and the impact of media on society.