Sandra Harkow, a journalist, investigates the implications of RFID technology after encountering a time traveler who warns of a troubling future shaped by surveillance.
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Sandra Harkow, a journalist, investigates the implications of RFID technology after encountering a time traveler who warns of a troubling future shaped by surveillance.
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Sandra Harkow, a journalist, embarks on a project to create a promotional film for the RFID industry. During her work, she encounters a time traveler who reveals a troubling future shaped by RFID technology. Intrigued, Harkow begins to investigate the implications of radio frequency identification chips. The film blends real interviews with dramatized scenes, creating a docu-fiction narrative that immerses the audience in the unfolding story of surveillance and technology. Directed by David Dietl, "To Make Sure?" runs for 71 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet journalist Sandra Harkow and her findings.
- See the dark future of RFID technology.
- Follow the time traveler’s insights on surveillance.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by David Dietl in 2007.
- The duration of the film is 71 minutes.
- Peer Martiny, Anne Ratte-Polle, and Stephan Grossmann are part of the cast.
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Who produced the film 'To Make Sure'?
Journalist Sandra Harkow produced the film.
What is the duration of the documentary 'To Make Sure'?
The documentary has a duration of 71 minutes.
What style is used in the documentary 'To Make Sure'?
The documentary uses a docu-fiction style that combines real interviews with film scenes.
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