All Light, Everywhere (2021)
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 105 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Theo Anthony
Stars: Keaver Brenai and Theo Anthony
IMDb score:
6,8 (969)
Releasedate: 4 June 2021
All Light, Everywhere plot
The American company Axon produces surveillance technology and weapons that are used by, among others, national police forces. In the city of Baltimore, officers have been required to wear a body-mounted camera since 2019. This documentary follows the chain from production to use, questioning the limits of what the human eye and the camera can perceive and record.
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Theo Anthony films spokesman Steve Tuttle's tour of the factory floor of Axon Enterprise (formerly Taser), the leader in surveillance and surveillance equipment in the US. Ross McNutt tries to convince residents of a neighborhood of the benefits of a reconnaissance plane, but gets a lot of resistance. Anthony brilliantly dissects the pros and cons of modern surveillance technology, including making a direct connection to similar technological developments from the 18th century. But what is most impressive is how he uses the camera (man) to underline the philosophical statements of the aforementioned pioneers in the field of photography, including during a workshop on the use of a bodycam and through the use of special effects that seem to have the sole purpose of convincing us that they are right through a visual experiment. A completely cinematic experience that gives food for thought about the world we live in, and the one we want to live in.
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