More than 20 gamers share their personal stories about the role of video games in their lives, while parents express concerns about their children's gaming habits.
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More than 20 gamers share their personal stories about the role of video games in their lives, while parents express concerns about their children's gaming habits.
Synopsis
RJ Mitte and other gamers share their personal stories in Not a Game. The documentary, directed by José Gómez, features interviews with players discussing their experiences with video games. Parents also express concerns about the effects gaming may have on their children. The film presents a mix of enjoyment and worry, reflecting the cultural significance of gaming in modern life across Spain and the UK.
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Why Watch
- Meet gamers sharing personal experiences.
- See parents discuss gaming's impact on children.
- Find out about the cultural significance of gaming.
Did You Know
- The film has a duration of 92 minutes.
- It was produced in two countries: Spain and Great Britain.
- The documentary features interviews with notable figures like RJ Mitte and Ibai Llanos.
- The film is available in two languages: English and Spanish.
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Who directed the documentary 'Not a Game'?
José Gómez directed the documentary 'Not a Game'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Not a Game'?
'Not a Game' has a duration of 92 minutes.
In which countries was 'Not a Game' produced?
'Not a Game' was produced in Spain and Great Britain.
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