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An extraordinary film about social networks and privacy on the Internet. Directed by Ondi Timoner, the documentary explores Josh Harris and his company Pseudo's experiences in the New York of the end of the millennium and the dot.com companies.

He asked me: “Ms Ziadah, don’t you think that everything would be resolved if you would just stop teaching so much hatred to your children? (...). Pause. I look inside me for strength to be patient but patience is not at the tip of my tongue as the bombs drop over Gaza. Patience has just escaped me. Pause. Smile. We teach life, sir! (...) These are not two equal sides: occupier and occupied. And a hundred dead, two hundred dead, and a thousand dead. (...) Is anybody out there? Will anyone listen? I wish I could wail over their bodies. I wish I could just run barefoot in every refugee camp and hold every child, cover their ears so they wouldn't have to hear the sound of bombing for the rest of their life the way I do. (...) Today my body was a TV’d massacre. We teach life, sir. We Palestinians wake up every morning to teach the rest of the world life, sir.”

Thousands of people visit London every summer. They fill the streets with shopping bags and cameras and enjoy all the possibilities of the capital. But amongst the crowd another type of visitor exists. Kwaku is a Ghanaian living in London. There, he finds himself dealing with loneliness and boredom. He is living on standby, dreaming of a full time job and also of a friend to count on.

Documentary on the conservative underpinnings of Mayor Rudy Giuliani's "quality of life " campaign in New York City, and the role of conservative think tanks in the formulation of public policy in the United States. The tape focuses on the influence of the Manhattan Institute on New York during the 1990's, and the response of citizens to the corporate-friendly policies of the Giuliani administration.

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