mtvtrung's video: Tickled Documentary -Episode 3: Tickled Catfish

Tickled Documentary -Episode 3: Tickled & Catfish Tickled Documentary Originally published June 2016. Cinema in Context is a podcast discussing all things film and connections in between. Each month we take a current film and a retrospective film, with some connection between. It could be the same director, the same actor or a similar theme. This month, William Chen, Jeremy Downing, Max Tarrant and Sarah Watt discuss the films Tickled (2016) and Catfish (2010). Both films are documentaries and deal with online manipulation. The discussion touches on a number of topics, including: how film creates a sense of place; the universal struggle of bullying; how truth is created in documentary filmmaking; creating online personas with varying levels of resources; differences in class; tension in documentary; the desire to investigate the truth when you have been “duped”; “catfish” becoming a verb; what is morally okay to reveal in documentary filmmaking; how both films capture a sense of humanity; the various uses of a camera in a coffee cup; and the ethics of recording people without their knowledge. Find Cinema in Context on: SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/cinema-in-context Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cinemaincontext/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CinemaInContext Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/nz/podcast/cinema-in-context/id1130608273?mt=2