Critics praise Can't Get You Out of My Head, the new docuseries from Adam Curtis
, writing: "This may not have been his intention but Curtis has stitched together a wildly entertaining ghost train-ride of a documentary that is addictive even when it doesn't make sense ."
"One of the central things in it, I traced what happened to that dream of individualism - I think the thing that marks out our time is that what we feel as people, as individuals, is the most important thing," said the 65-year-old, who was awarded Baftas for his earlier works; 1993's Pandora's Box, and later The Mayfair Set, and The Power of Nightmares.
"And if you're going to do that, you've got to tell a history of what went on in inside people's heads, as much as what went on outside. And what's the relationship between the two: what happens when all sorts of ideas, from power and politics, get into our heads in an age driven by feelings.", Hugo Rifkind opined that while the series was informative, he was left a tad bewildered by it all.