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Just remember: as you press play, you are part of the machine now, too. And somewhere, a producer is greenlighting the documentary about you watching the documentary.

The ethics are dizzying. A documentary about the toxic work conditions at Nickelodeon airs on Max (owned by Warner Bros. Discovery). A documentary about Disney's exploitation of child stars streams on Hulu (majority-owned by Disney). A documentary about the corrupt music industry streams on Apple TV+ (a trillion-dollar tech company). GirlsDoPorn - 18 Years Old - E425

The next frontier is the live documentary. As social media archives everything, we may see docs that cover events happening right now —the collapse of a franchise, the leaking of a contract, the Twitter breakdown of a producer. We are obsessed with the entertainment industry documentary because we have finally realized that we are not just the audience; we are the raw material. Just remember: as you press play, you are

Hollywood sold us dreams. The documentary shows us the factory floor, the blood, the sweat, the severed fingers caught in the gears. It validates our suspicion that the people who entertain us are often suffering for our amusement. A documentary about the toxic work conditions at