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To Make Sure? is a promotional film produced by journalist Sandra Harkow for the RFID industry. The film utilizes a time traveler character to illustrate the potential negative consequences of RFID technology. Through this narrative device, Harkow investigates the implications of radio frequency identification chips and their impact on society.
The film employs a docu-fiction style, blending real interviews with dramatized scenes. This approach aims to immerse viewers in the realities surrounding RFID technology, prompting them to consider the surveillance aspects and ethical concerns associated with its use.
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.
Perfect For
RFID technologySurveillance issuesDocumentary film fans