A multi-million dollar industry thrives in Bangladesh, where click-farms buy and sell social media followers and likes to boost online presence.
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A multi-million dollar industry thrives in Bangladesh, where click-farms buy and sell social media followers and likes to boost online presence.
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Synopsis
Inside a click-farm in Bangladesh, workers generate fake social media engagement for clients. This industry, worth millions, caters to celebrities and brands seeking to boost their online presence. Director Garrett Bradley captures the daily operations of these farms, where likes and followers are bought and sold. As social media popularity becomes a measure of worth, the film reveals how this practice shapes perceptions and interactions in the real world.
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Why Watch
- See how click-farms operate in Bangladesh.
- Find out the real cost of online popularity.
- Meet the people behind social media metrics.
Did You Know
- The click-farm industry in Bangladesh is worth millions of dollars.
- The film is directed by Garrett Bradley, a woman director.
- The documentary has a runtime of 10 minutes.
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What is the main focus of the documentary 'Like'?
The documentary focuses on the click-farms in Bangladesh that buy and sell social media followers and likes.
Who directed the documentary 'Like'?
Garrett Bradley directed the documentary 'Like'.
How long is the documentary 'Like'?
The documentary 'Like' has a duration of 10 minutes.
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