“A Face in the Crowd”, which was directed by Elia Kazan, is a film that received mixed reviews of its interpretation of television and mass media by showcasing its corrupt power to the public. The film talked about the radio reporter Marcia Jeffries and her interviews with a backwoods philosopher named Lonesome Rhodes at a southern jail and his home. His personality and his talent with a guitar impressed her. Soon, she begins to encourage him to be a radio personality; and after his initial debut, Lonesome quickly becomes a star of the air radio. But, as his radio fame grows, the philosopher sets his sight on television. His Will Rogers-like appearance appeals to the audience and was perfectly captured on the TV cameras. It soon transforms
