It should have been a short film
The film starts out promisingly: as the millennium approaches, a young man, posing as the editor of a bogus magazine, conducts interviews with various media personalities (actors, stand-up comics, models, rock bands). However, these all turn out to be confrontational meetings to expose the superficiality of modern "culture." These short bits are satirically on the mark and sustain the film for the first 15-20 minutes. Unfortunately, once this premise is established the film has nowhere to go. If this had been a short film it would have been brilliant, but stretched out to feature length, interest peters out quickly.