The 1998 film The Truman Show is about Truman Burbank, who lives in an idealized, artificial world, figuring out that his whole life has been constructed to entertain a television audience. Truman, his whole life, believes he is living with the truth on his home on Seahaven Island; this belief is certainly reasonable, as this life was all he has ever known. However, after the sighting of his thought-to-be dead father and other strange events, Truman can conclude that this world is not real, or rather strangely centered on him. He successfully leaves out of a desire to seek the truth and thus be free, despite the efforts of Christof, the “mastermind” behind the show. In answering a question from a television host about why Truman has not seen
