An experimental and music-driven documentary, illustrating the tale of the seismically influential, yet somehow forgotten, MTV slice of life docuseries BUZZ, which only ran for 13 episodes in 1990. The show took an experimental approach to uncovering often undiscussed corners of global life. With fast-paced edits giving the show an avant-garde feel, the series would tackle specific subjects with each entry. This dream-like almost subliminal feel pre-dated the media oversaturation we feel today as we are drawn to a constant conveyor belt of content on platforms like TikTok and Instagram which act to familiarize us with cultures around the world. And on top of it all, RuPaul was the show’s host.  From Mark Pellington (The Mothman Prophecies, I Melt With You).

"Entertaining and well-constructed, and Buzz as a series was undeniably groundbreaking for mainstream cable television ... Buzz’s short shelf life, including tensions with MTV executives that are covered in the film, only points to the show’s challenge to the status quo. There was nothing like it on mainstream television before, and hardly anything similar has followed in its wake.  " - Daniella Mazzio, In Review Online