Alejandro G. Iñárritu's meta-narrative masterpiece explores an actor's desperate quest for artistic relevance beyond his blockbuster superhero past. Michael Keaton's Riggan Thomson grapples with ego, critical validation, and the illusion of fame, revealing the existential dread inherent in a career defined by fleeting public perception. It’s a brilliant, self-referential dissection of Hollywood's superficiality.
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