This project is an article that studies through a hermeneutical and conceptual analysis the
representation of our media focused and technological society in the anthological, auto conclusive
and avant-garde British-American sci-fi television series, Black Mirror (Channel 4 and Netflix,
2011-) created by Charlie Brooker. This series was chosen for its dystopian perspective of the
Information Communication Technologies (ICT’s), its groundbreaking aesthetics, narrative and
themed-based forms that ...
This project is an article that studies through a hermeneutical and conceptual analysis the
representation of our media focused and technological society in the anthological, auto conclusive
and avant-garde British-American sci-fi television series, Black Mirror (Channel 4 and Netflix,
2011-) created by Charlie Brooker. This series was chosen for its dystopian perspective of the
Information Communication Technologies (ICT’s), its groundbreaking aesthetics, narrative and
themed-based forms that have brought into life once again, postmodern theories, specifically,
those of Jean Baudrillard. Taking into account our current media centric society, these theories
help us to understand the new diverse realities and phenomena we face as an audience.
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