Investigates how commercial spyware like Pegasus turns smartphones into tools for global surveillance, exposing abuses by governments against activists, journalists, and everyday users.
Follows artist Trevor Paglen’s project “Orbital Reflector,” deploying an artwork in space to provoke reflection on pervasive surveillance technologies and their global implications.
Adam Curtis traces how governments and corporations replaced reality with a manufactured version to maintain control — a hypnotic journey through the collapse of meaning.
The real-life account of Edward Snowden and his revelations about the NSA’s global surveillance program. A tense and urgent glimpse into digital espionage.
Facebook Follies is a one-hour documentary that takes a look at the unexpected consequences of people sharing their personal information on social media.
Director David Bond finds out how much private companies and government know about him by attempting to disappear. Tracked by two ruthless private investigators, his chilling journey forces him to contemplate the loss of privacy.
Explores the idea that "only people with something to hide care about privacy," challenging the assumption by documenting how invasive digital surveillance can be.
Reveals how companies and governments collect massive amounts of personal data through user agreements, often without users’ true understanding or consent.
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace (2011)
A documentary series by Adam Curtis that examines how computers and systems thinking have shaped modern politics, society, and surveillance structures — often with unintended consequences.
