| Summary: | The article discusses director Konno Tsutomu's use of lies and errors in television productions to challenge mainstream representations of time and history. Konno's approach involves deliberately introducing falsehoods to reveal obscured worlds and invite alternative perspectives. By exploring the intersections of language, image, and timing, Konno questions the ethics of truth and manipulation in mass media. His method emphasizes the importance of media literacy in navigating falsity and understanding the complexities of power dynamics in broadcasting. The article highlights Konno's unique approach to storytelling and the implications of his use of deception in television productions.
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