We Live in Public

In the year 1999, a tech entrepreneur named Josh Harris delves into a fascinating social experiment by recruiting several young individuals who agree to inhabit underground apartments for extended periods, all the while their every action being documented and shared live online. As the lines between privacy and public life begin to blur, Harris himself and his romantic partner embark on an analogous subterranean journey, with their daily activities from meals to arguments, intimate moments, and even bathroom routines broadcast in real-time for all to see. This documentary dives deep into the intriguing subject of technology's influence over our lives, simultaneously offering a thought-provoking commentary on the fleeting nature of the dot-com era.