Movies and TvShows featuring "media-landscape" theme.

Max Headroom is a satirical sci-fi TV show set in an alternate reality where television networks dominate the media landscape. The story follows a charismatic character named Max Headroom who is a computer-generated AI and television personality. The show explores themes of satire, comedy, and totalitarianism as Max Headroom navigates the complex world of television broadcasting and challenges the power of the television networks. With the help of a female hacker, Max Headroom becomes a symbol of resistance against the media landscape controlled by powerful corporations.

Listening Post is Al Jazeera English's weekly media review show. It casts a critical eye over not just what gets reported, but how it's reported - covering the coverage of the news & analyzing global events through the prism of the media.

Reclaim Your Brain is a satire comedy set in Berlin, Germany. The story follows a television executive who is addicted to television and manipulated by the media landscape. After a car crash, he begins to question his life and embarks on a journey to regain control of his brain and break free from manipulation. Along the way, he encounters various challenges and meets a strong female character who helps him navigate the complexities of the media industry. The movie explores themes of addiction, unemployment, solidarity, and loyalty, with elements of comedy and drama.

In a dystopian future, a television presenter's alter ego fights against a totalitarian media landscape dominated by corporate advertising and ratings-driven talk shows. Set in an alternate reality, the story explores themes of artificial intelligence, postmodernism, and the counter-culture movement.

In this satire-comedy, a writer at a television station becomes a watchdog for media manipulation and the political circus. The story revolves around a satirical look at the media landscape, politicians, and public television.

She Who Must Be Loved is a documentary film that tells the life story of an Aboriginal woman who became a groundbreaking photographer and film pioneer. The film explores her struggle for recognition and her impact on the media landscape while also exploring themes of Aboriginal history, social customs, and the stolen generation.