DissectionStalker
Paranormal Adept
Governments decline, governments can kill millions, torture is real, abductions are real... National policies are Executive Ordered by one man's decision to kill anyone, or go to war, and Congress does nothing to prevent this.
This movie is An Omen of what is to come, yet aren't we already a part of this now? Has our government done all of the above? Other governments too?
This movie is essential to understand the PTB.
Citizenfour received widespread critical acclaim. It has a 97% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 118 critics, with an average score of 8.3/10. Metacritic gave the film an 88 out of 100 based on a normalized rating of 34 reviews.[11]
[This is a real documentary with NO ACTOR for Snowden. You see him in person! These are the real players doing this 'real life' story in action... unfolding before your very eyes! Freaky!!! Real...]
Ronnie Scheib of Variety wrote "No amount of familiarity with whistleblower Edward Snowden and his shocking revelations of the U.S. government’s wholesale spying on its own citizens can prepare one for the impact of Laura Poitras’s extraordinary documentary Citizenfour... far from reconstructing or analyzing a fait accompli, the film tersely records the deed in real time, as Poitras and fellow journalist Glenn Greenwald meet Snowden over an eight-day period in a Hong Kong hotel room to plot how and when they will unleash the bombshell that shook the world. Adapting the cold language of data encryption to recount a dramatic saga of abuse of power and justified paranoia, Poitras brilliantly demonstrates that information is a weapon that cuts both ways."[12]
Spencer Ackerman writes in The Guardian: "Citizenfour must have been a maddening documentary to film. Its subject is pervasive global surveillance, an enveloping digital act that spreads without visibility, so its scenes unfold in courtrooms, hearing chambers and hotels. Yet the virtuosity of Laura Poitras, its director and architect, makes its 114 minutes crackle with the nervous energy of revelation."[13]
Time magazine rated the film #8 out of its top 10 movies of 2014[14] and called the film "This Halloween's Scariest Chiller".[15] Vanity Fair rated it #4 out of its top 10[16
Citizenfour - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Can be found online through Amazon/Netflix or elsewhere if you know how. Search TPB to get a clue.
This movie is An Omen of what is to come, yet aren't we already a part of this now? Has our government done all of the above? Other governments too?
This movie is essential to understand the PTB.
Citizenfour received widespread critical acclaim. It has a 97% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 118 critics, with an average score of 8.3/10. Metacritic gave the film an 88 out of 100 based on a normalized rating of 34 reviews.[11]
[This is a real documentary with NO ACTOR for Snowden. You see him in person! These are the real players doing this 'real life' story in action... unfolding before your very eyes! Freaky!!! Real...]
Ronnie Scheib of Variety wrote "No amount of familiarity with whistleblower Edward Snowden and his shocking revelations of the U.S. government’s wholesale spying on its own citizens can prepare one for the impact of Laura Poitras’s extraordinary documentary Citizenfour... far from reconstructing or analyzing a fait accompli, the film tersely records the deed in real time, as Poitras and fellow journalist Glenn Greenwald meet Snowden over an eight-day period in a Hong Kong hotel room to plot how and when they will unleash the bombshell that shook the world. Adapting the cold language of data encryption to recount a dramatic saga of abuse of power and justified paranoia, Poitras brilliantly demonstrates that information is a weapon that cuts both ways."[12]
Spencer Ackerman writes in The Guardian: "Citizenfour must have been a maddening documentary to film. Its subject is pervasive global surveillance, an enveloping digital act that spreads without visibility, so its scenes unfold in courtrooms, hearing chambers and hotels. Yet the virtuosity of Laura Poitras, its director and architect, makes its 114 minutes crackle with the nervous energy of revelation."[13]
Time magazine rated the film #8 out of its top 10 movies of 2014[14] and called the film "This Halloween's Scariest Chiller".[15] Vanity Fair rated it #4 out of its top 10[16
Citizenfour - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Can be found online through Amazon/Netflix or elsewhere if you know how. Search TPB to get a clue.
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