Why is the black mirror called the British mini-play?

There is a close relationship between reality and drama-the title of the drama series "Black Mirror" undoubtedly shows the creative direction of the master to interpret the "mirror image" of reality. Generally speaking, modern science and technology have once again been pushed to the altar of art-if we really want to talk about modern science fiction literature, the first thing is to reflect on and question science and technology. Frankenstein, known as the "mother of science fiction", is the way, and the black mirror is also a routine. Of course, the criticism of the entertainment industry under the catalysis of network virtualization and media technology also constitutes a main line of the black mirror-Pozmann's prediction of "entertainment to death" travels throughout the black mirror: in the sound of the national anthem, a disgusting kidnapping case eventually fermented into a national pornographic carnival; /kloc-the benefits of 0/50,000 is a complete whipping of the current TV talent show; "All Your History" seems to have nothing to do with entertainment, but in the story, memories are transformed into video programs, and people habitually share these video memories at parties as gossip seasoning after dinner. In fact, we can also understand that memory is completely entertained through video channels.

Comparatively speaking, the "national anthem" has a more pungent satire on the communication mechanism in the Internet age. The initiator of the kidnapping case is action art (this story can also be explained from the perspective of contemporary art). He released the hostage video through Youtube, and the news spread quickly through social networks such as Twitter and Facebook (accompanied by behind-the-scenes transactions between media practitioners and officials). It was not until the mainstream news media intervened that the situation got out of hand. Due to the evil onlookers of netizens, this gesture between the Prime Minister and the pig was forced to be broadcast live, but when that moment came, we saw the camera sweeping the audience in front of the TV, and many people's faces were frightened ... A farce was played too much, a terrible thriller.