

In 1981, Wau Holland and fellow hackers established the Chaos Computer Club in Hamburg, advocating for free information and the protection of private data.
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In 1981, Wau Holland and fellow hackers established the Chaos Computer Club in Hamburg, advocating for free information and the protection of private data.
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Wau Holland and a group of hackers established the Chaos Computer Club (CCC) in Hamburg, Germany, in 1981. Inspired by Californian technology visionaries, they advocated for free access to information while stressing the need to protect personal data. As the Internet began to take shape, the CCC became a platform for their ideals. Through a montage of archival video and audio, the documentary presents the experiences of these hackers and their evolving beliefs in the context of the digital age.
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Why Watch
- Meet Wau Holland and the CCC founders in Hamburg.
- Find out about hacker ethics from the 1980s.
- See rare video and audio material from the hacker community.
Did You Know
- The Chaos Computer Club was founded in 1981 in Hamburg, Germany.
- Wau Holland was one of the founding members of the CCC.
- The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
- The film features a cast that includes Malte Ross and Mark Warneke.
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Who founded the Chaos Computer Club?
Wau Holland and fellow hackers founded the Chaos Computer Club in 1981.
Where was the Chaos Computer Club founded?
The Chaos Computer Club was founded in Hamburg, Germany.
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The documentary 'All Is One. Except 0' was released in 2020.
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