

In Montreal, hackers confront the challenges of mass surveillance, featuring insights from Edward Snowden and Gabriella Coleman on reclaiming digital freedoms.
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In Montreal, hackers confront the challenges of mass surveillance, featuring insights from Edward Snowden and Gabriella Coleman on reclaiming digital freedoms.
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In Montreal, hackers gather to confront the challenges posed by mass surveillance. HAK_MTL, directed by Alexandre Sheldon, features insights from figures like Edward Snowden and Gabriella Coleman. The film examines how the internet has evolved into a mechanism for monitoring individuals, where free services often come at the cost of personal privacy. It portrays the hacker community's response to this invasive environment, as they work to reclaim digital freedoms in a world increasingly dominated by corporate and governmental oversight.
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Why Watch
- Meet Edward Snowden and hear his views on privacy.
- See how hackers fight against mass surveillance.
- Find out how the internet affects personal privacy.
Did You Know
- The documentary was released in 2019.
- HAK_MTL has a duration of 67 minutes.
- The film features Edward Snowden, a prominent figure in privacy advocacy.
- The production took place in Canada.
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Who directed the documentary HAK_MTL?
HAK_MTL was directed by Alexandre Sheldon.
What year was HAK_MTL released?
HAK_MTL was released in 2019.
Which notable figure appears in HAK_MTL?
Edward Snowden is one of the notable figures featured in HAK_MTL.
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