The Truman Show (1998) One very different 'real' setting is Sylvia's apartment, which is full of lifelike clutter, its walls plastered with 'Save Truman' posters and other expected items you would have in a 'real' home The people who made the film The Truman Show have deliberately shown the 'real' world settings in in strong contrast (difference) to the bland prettiness of Seahaven, trying to reinforce the words of Christof when he says that the real world is disorderly and uncontrolled
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