reality fiction

British  

noun

1. a satirical parody of a reality TV show

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Example Sentences

Those questions aren’t answered in the film, but one presumes the offscreen negotiations with the prospective customers turned the filmmakers into salesmen themselves — and turned what they documented into a reality fiction.

From New York Times

I didn’t feel an emotional connection to Lovecraft the way LaValle did as a kid, but the apprentice writer in me was thrilled by his inventiveness and a certain voracity of the imagination that shaped everything — history, myth, superstition, reality, fiction, science, everything — to suit his vision.

From New York Times

Further blurring the reality/fiction divide, the scene around her on Thursday night could have come from a Washington-set novel: a swanky book party at CityCenter restaurant Centrolina packed with stylish A-listers sipping rosé and talking about their 2020 assignments.

From Washington Post

There is something Tom Stoppard-esque about the era-hopping intermingling of reality, fiction and art.

From New York Times

—AR Image: Sundance Institute Poppy YouTube star Poppy is a post-modern pop princess whose place on the reality / fiction spectrum is eminently unclear.

From The Verge