Lost Reality

Year: 2004

Runtime: 65 mins

Language: English

Comedy

From the team behind National Lampoon’s Animal House and Van Wilder comes a sharply satirical look at today’s reality‑TV craze. The film strings together deliberately outrageous TV‑pilot sketches, with malfunctioning wardrobes and scandalous premises that mainstream networks would never dare to air, turning the very notion of ‘reality TV’ on its head.

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