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Um documentário e um ensaio fotográfico poderoso. Um alerta e uma denúncia: o problema do lixo sem controle, sobretudo do plástico, que acaba indo parar nos oceanos e em habitats naturais.Chris Jordan captura meticulosas fotografias na Ilha Midway, no Pacífico Norte, e faz um registro impressionante da conexão interespécies, partindo necessariamente da irresponsabilidade humana e capturando consequências a 3,2 mil quilômetros da costa mais próxima, no meio do Oceano, a agonia na mortandade das aves que ingerem todo tipo de plástico não-reciclado, descartado.
If you have ever used the internet, email, a smart phone, iTunes, Google, Facebook, or almost any computer program, then odds are you have blindly agreed to a "terms and conditions" agreement. Director Cullen Hoback takes a microscope to these labyrinthine contracts of rules and concessions, uncovering an epidemic of nearly invisible data mining, which allows multinational corporations and government agencies nearly unlimited access to our personal information. Conferring with lawyers, consumer advocates, senators, and software engineers, Hoback takes us on what starts as an affable exploration that turns Orwellian as he discovers frightening examples of the slow, voluntary erosion of our privacy. A comedian finds a SWAT team at his door after quoting Fight Club on Facebook. A tourist cheekily tweets about a weekend of drinking, and then finds himself detained for suspected terrorist activities. As legislation like the Patriot Act continues to expand the level of surveillance that is allowed, usually under full cooperation of the corporations to whom we willingly share information, is there any hope for the future of privacy? This provocative, insightful, and unnerving documentary doesn't have the answers, but will make you think more carefully before clicking "I accept."
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