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Pirat@ge traces the history of the Internet through the voices of hackers. It focuses on the perspectives of Generation Y, examining their communication methods and cultural consumption habits. The film features testimonies from key figures in the hacking community, providing insight into how these individuals navigate the digital landscape.
The documentary discusses the implications of digital sharing in contemporary society, reflecting the values and concerns of a generation that has grown up with the Internet. Through interviews and personal stories, Pirat@ge presents a narrative on the evolution of online culture.
Why Watch
- •Meet John Draper, a key figure in hacking history.
- •Find out how Generation Y uses digital sharing.
- •See the evolution of online culture through personal stories.
Did You Know
•The film features interviews with notable figures like John Draper and Steven Levy.
•Pirat@ge was directed by Etienne Rouillon and released in 2011.
•The documentary has a duration of 75 minutes.
•It includes perspectives from Generation Y on their networked communication.
Perfect For
Hacking culture enthusiastsDigital communication studiesInternet history buffs