The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 8月14日 01時16分

The Netflix reality show “Selling Sunset" follows minor dramas with a backdrop of Los Angeles luxury properties which always have a pool and sometimes a screening room, a home gym, or a tennis court. But beneath this seeming tranquillity strums another kind of energy, Naomi Fry writes. The cruelty of L.A.—its ruthlessness and egocentrism, as well as its gutting homelessness crisis—emerges on the show in sometimes unintentional ways. At the link in our bio, Fry analyzes the "neoliberal Stockholm syndrome" that permeates the show.

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