Two years of interviews with journalists and critics reveal the extensive corruption in British journalism linked to the 2011 Leveson Inquiry.
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Two years of interviews with journalists and critics reveal the extensive corruption in British journalism linked to the 2011 Leveson Inquiry.
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Synopsis
Journalists and critics discuss the fallout from the 2011 Leveson Inquiry in the UK. They address the phone hacking scandal that exposed widespread illegal practices in British journalism. Over two years, filmmakers conducted interviews with various stakeholders to reveal connections between media ethics, entertainment, and political economy. The Fourth Estate presents a critical look at the systemic issues within the industry and the implications for public trust in journalism.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of the 2011 Leveson Inquiry on journalism.
- Meet journalists discussing the phone hacking scandal.
- Find out about the connections between media and political economy.
Did You Know
- The Leveson Inquiry began in 2011 and investigated media ethics.
- Filmmakers spent two years interviewing various stakeholders in journalism.
- The film was produced in the UK on a zero-budget.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was the budget for The Fourth Estate documentary?
The Fourth Estate was produced on a zero-budget.
How long did the filmmakers spend on The Fourth Estate?
The filmmakers spent two years contacting and interviewing journalists, organisers, and critics.
What major event is connected to the themes in The Fourth Estate?
The Leveson Inquiry in 2011 is a major event connected to the themes in The Fourth Estate.
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