Postmodernism is a way of thinking which states that it believes things are existent only on how we interpret them, and often disagrees with scientific, philosophical and religious explanations in comparison to their view on things. Postmodernism in film media is created by making changes to the structure in which a typical mainstream film would be expected to be made. By making small but significant changes to the structure expected of a film in its genre, it creates a completely unique approach or view on a topic or situation for the audience to view it in another dimension or different perspective.
Jean Baudrillard was a french philosopher and story believer in postmodernism. He stated that he believed that all that is real in interchangeable with media representations on the event, He also detaches events from causes such as political, literal and personal reasons, for example the 9/11 attacks, where he distanced terrorists from the reason of the attack.