In the counter-intelligence world, this is what is known as a "wilderness of mirrors" – creating a chaotic information environment that so perfectly blends truth, half-truth and fiction that even the best can no longer tell what's real and what's not.
It blends truth with beauty beyond this world.
The split screens, blending of truth and fiction, layering of sound and saturation of images are meant to dizzy or destabilize the viewer and to upend assumptions.
Indeed, Harrison blends truth and myth as if they were equal parts of the narrative.
The film's Ivory Coast-born director, Roger Gnoan M'Bala -- who wrote the screenplay with Jean-Marie Adlaffi and Bertin Akaffou -- blends truth and fiction, and the storytelling is so simple that its directness feels fresh and rousing.
Mr Quine developed a theory of language according to which truths of fact blend into truths of meaning, so that there is no absolute distinction between the two.
Yes, I risk that they may walk away, but I've found that if I blend the truth in order to have sex or a date, I ultimately cheat myself.
The final moments of both unsettle: fact blending into fiction, truths unspoken, neither narrator nor reader sure of what to believe.
But the question raises a subject that "increasingly worries me as a writer … the blending of truth and fiction in one story".
In his speech, he said the nation has reached "a watershed in the debate over how to reform our sentencing laws," and that blending the so-called truth in sentencing approach, which has sought more equal sentences (but has also led to a massive growth in the prison population), and data-driven analysis may offer the best approach.
