We Steal Secrets Comments

Elouise 2022-04-22 07:01:51

2013 Best Documentary Screenplay. Provide a variety of explanations, allowing the viewer to judge for himself. Assange's multifaceted and complex nature as an idealistic hacker is an interesting take on human nature in a particularly novel vehicle.

Mireille 2022-04-22 07:01:51

The truth is faith. how fragile...

Krystel 2022-04-22 07:01:51

can only say. . . Assange is so handsome. But after being silent for so long, is there any action to be...

Richie 2022-04-22 07:01:51

Manning is the central character of the film throughout, not Julian Assange's pathetic cocooning, or Adrian Lamo's outrageous Judas behavior. Manning became a victim of WikiLeaks and a martyr of "freedom of speech" #Someone is fighting for...

Summer 2022-04-22 07:01:51

In 2010, I thought the decryption was right and it was fair to the public. Then I found out that things weren't that simple. The kids who risked giving secrets weren't protected and the decrypted information wasn't all going in the right direction. Main contradiction ratio Human rights alone or...

Marcus 2022-04-22 07:01:51

In a grid society where information reception and dissemination are increasingly fragmented and individualized, the emergence of wikis is inevitable. The information distributor is not only for decryption, but also for the expectation of producing the expected result after decryption. In other words, the truth of the world is that there is no truth, and the world is not an arithmetic problem....

Adolfo 2022-04-22 07:01:51

Following on from the previous (in fact, totally irrelevant) introduction to WikiLeaks, this film highlights some details related to Bradley Manning, who released the video of the American Apache shooting and killing a Reuters reporter in Afghanistan, and Assange. A sexual assault case in Sweden, and one of the parties was interviewed. Assange is still in a cabin at the Ecuadorian embassy in...

Providenci 2022-04-22 07:01:51

As a documentary, the standpoint and content coverage are excellent. If Assange was born in the Mormon community in the United States, he should have been bishop of the polygamous church by now and must be larger than the "fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints." It's really touching to be able to get back to the main topic after going around a circle. Facing the cruelty of war is what everyone must...

Brendon 2022-04-21 09:03:24

Ideal, extreme, vain, cunning. This is almost the case. The temptation of real fame and fortune will destroy the purest original intention. Assange has betrayed himself. As a documentary, the perspective and material are very comprehensive, and I like the editing. PS, Kobayashi Maru and...

Aurelia 2022-04-21 09:03:24

Neither side is biased nor slandered. Independence and objectivity are the foundation of documentaries. But, as the title of that one-star review put it: Justice is not about finding a bunch of people who say hello for the first 30 minutes and bad for the next hour and a...