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Black Code is a Canadian documentary directed by Nicholas de Pencier, based on Ronald Deibert's book, which examines the impact of technology on surveillance and privacy. The film presents a critical view of how modern tools have contributed to a complex surveillance system that affects individuals globally.
The documentary premiered at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival and runs for 90 minutes. It received a nomination for Best Editing in a Documentary at the 6th Canadian Screen Awards in 2017, recognizing the film's technical achievements in presenting its subject matter.
Why Watch
- •See how technology shapes modern surveillance.
- •Find out about privacy issues in the digital age.
- •Meet experts discussing the dark side of the internet.
Did You Know
•Black Code premiered at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival.
•The film was directed by Nicholas de Pencier.
•It received a Canadian Screen Award nomination in 2017 for Best Editing.
Perfect For
Digital privacy advocatesTechnology enthusiastsDocumentary film fans