In every fleeting second of his existence, from the very instant Truman Burbank drew his first breath thirty years ago, he has unknowingly been the central figure in the most enduring and widely beloved documentary-soap opera the world has ever known. To Truman, Seahaven is a picture-perfect town—a haven of tranquility and charm—but what he doesn’t realize is that it’s an intricately crafted illusion, a colossal soundstage designed to encapsulate his entire life. His friends, his family—every single person he encounters—is not who they seem; they are all actors, meticulously playing their roles in this grand theatrical production. And Truman himself? He lives each moment under the relentless, unblinking scrutiny of thousands of hidden television cameras, capturing every heartbeat, every smile, every tear, as the world watches on, unaware of the profound solitude at the heart of his carefully constructed reality.