Rafael Correa

Linnea 2022-01-23 08:04:53

WikiLeaks is not so much a personal challenge to global politics as it is a utopian story. It is hard to imagine that there are still idealistic people like Julian Assange in this world. In the words of the film: Like John Lennon, he fantasizes about the realization of an ideal world." They think:...

Eldora 2022-01-23 08:04:53

This is not a completely fair documentary, but there are many shocking facts that can be seen.

My thoughts:

First: If you want to be a person who can influence the world, first you must be strong enough. Assange was able to invade the core computer system of the Pentagon in the United States before...

Lolita 2022-04-20 09:02:29

The nature of information is to spread, and in a sense, withholding information is an attempt to abolish the law of gravity. Maybe it will be successful in the short term, but sooner or later he will be free. Not about WikiLeaks, but about transparency and accountability. When it comes to restraining power and making the government do its job, who cares who does it? As long as someone does it.

Kiley 2022-04-23 07:04:22

@Academy Theater. A rather bizarre conclusion is that the current fate of the two people in the film is because of women, and they cannot or should not get it. Alex said that the big improvement in making this film is the process of creating clips that the special effects staff joined very early, so the special effects of the whole film are not added for coolness, but as an important part of the film's advancement, such as reproducing Manning's typing. Special fonts and lighting that simulates a web environment.