Altered Reality

About This Movie

Altered Reality is this curious little gem from 2016 that dives into the chaotic lives of a group of hipster friends at T&A Networks. The film has this offbeat, almost mockumentary feel that gives it a unique charm, though it never really settles on a specific genre. The pacing can be a bit erratic, which is fitting given the absurdity of the reality shows they’re trying to produce. The performances lean into that exaggerated style you often see in indie films—over the top, yet somehow relatable. It's distinct in how it critiques reality TV culture while simultaneously embracing it, so if you're into meta-commentary, this one's got a quirky vibe that's kind of hard to resist.

Altered Reality has had a limited run on physical media, making it a bit of a find for collectors. The indie nature means it often pops up at festivals and niche screenings, rather than mainstream outlets, so it hasn’t saturated the market, keeping interest alive. Fans of offbeat comedies and those who appreciate a critique of modern media will likely seek it out, especially as it represents a specific moment in the indie film landscape.