
Caught in the Web: A Dive into Digital Ownership and Privacy with Kim Dotcom
"A deep-dive into the digital age's complexities through the lens of Kim Dotcom's battle with the U.S. government and entertainment industry."
31 Aug 2023


Kim Dotcom faces a high-profile legal battle in New Zealand against the US government and the entertainment industry over charges of copyright infringement and internet piracy.
“The most wanted man online.”
Kim Dotcom faces a high-profile legal battle in New Zealand against the US government and the entertainment industry over charges of copyright infringement and internet piracy.
Go deeperKim Dotcom stands at the center of a legal battle in New Zealand against the US government and the entertainment industry. Known as the "most wanted man online," he faces serious charges of copyright infringement and internet piracy. Directed by Annie Goldson, the film features interviews with notable figures such as Moby and includes archival footage. It addresses the contentious issues of ownership and privacy in the digital age, while considering the future of digital rights.
Annie Goldson directed the documentary.
Kim Dotcom faces charges related to copyright infringement and internet piracy.
The runtime of the documentary is 108 minutes.

"A deep-dive into the digital age's complexities through the lens of Kim Dotcom's battle with the U.S. government and entertainment industry."
31 Aug 2023

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