Black Code (2016)
Toronto filmmaker and cinematographer Nicholas de Pencier delves into the intricate relationship between the internet and critical issues like free speech, privacy, and activism...
MOVIE
Toronto filmmaker and cinematographer Nicholas de Pencier delves into the intricate relationship between the internet and critical issues like free speech, privacy, and activism. Through compelling visuals and insightful commentary, the documentary uncovers how digital connectivity influences societal dynamics worldwide. De Pencier’s exploration reveals both the empowering potential of online platforms and the challenges they pose, making for a thought-provoking examination of the web's dual role in contemporary life. The film invites viewers to reflect on the balance between freedom and security in our increasingly digital world.
Runtime
1h 30m
Country
Canada
