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Deep Dive: Democracy (2015)

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Democracy
The film 'Democracy' (2015) examines the impact of digitalization on society, particularly within the context of the European Union's lawmaking process. It follows a group of European politicians, including members of the European Parliament like Erika Mann and Viviane Reding, as they work to protect privacy rights amid the growing threats from Big Data and mass surveillance. The documentary presents the urgent need for data protection as data becomes increasingly valuable in today's digital landscape. Through the legislative efforts of these politicians, the film presents the complexities of balancing innovation with the protection of individual freedoms. It addresses the challenges posed by rapid technological advancements and the implications for personal privacy, making it a relevant and timely exploration of democracy in the digital age.

Why Watch

  • •Meet key EU politicians fighting for data protection.
  • •Find out how Big Data impacts privacy rights.
  • •See the balance between innovation and individual freedoms.

Did You Know

•The film features European politicians including Erika Mann and Viviane Reding.
•It was directed by David Bernet and released in 2015.
•The documentary has a runtime of 100 minutes.
•Production countries include Germany, Belgium, France, and the Netherlands.

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Data protection advocatesEuropean Union politicsDigital privacy issues