Black Code
A FILM BY Nick De Pencier
A FILM BY Nick De Pencier
Synopsis
Toronto-based documentary filmmaker and cinematographer Nicholas De Pencier (Four Wings and a Prayer, Watermark) examines the complex global impact that the internet has had on matters of free speech, privacy and activism.Theatrical Release Date
Friday, April 14, 2017
Original Languages: English
Genre: Documentary
Running Time: 90 min.
Year: 2016
Status: Completed
Genre: Documentary
Running Time: 90 min.
Year: 2016
Status: Completed
CREDITS
CAST
Felipe Altenfeldor
Ron Deibert
Jon Karlung
DIRECTED BY
Nick De Pencier
TRAILER
PHOTOS
"Don't Censor the Internet" helmet. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
A Tibetan monk sitting outside in Dharamsala, India. (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Staff meeting at the Citizen Lab. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Tibetan Monk, Kanyag Tsering, looking at the wall commemorating Tibetans who have self-immolated. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
A scene from BLACK CODE, Courtesy of Mongrel Media.
A scene from BLACK CODE, Courtesy of Mongrel Media.
Director, Nick De Pencier
A scene from BLACK CODE, Courtesy of Mongrel Media.
Citizen Lab director Ronald Deibert. Credit (c) Nicolett Jakab. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Citizen Lab director Ronald Deibert. Credit (c) Citizen Lab. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Tibetan monk Golog Jigme describing his arrest. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Ron Deibert at the Citizen Lab. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Cellphone and Tibetan scrolls in a Monastery in Dharamsala, India. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Black Code
"Don't Censor the Internet" helmet. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
A Tibetan monk sitting outside in Dharamsala, India. (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Staff meeting at the Citizen Lab. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Tibetan Monk, Kanyag Tsering, looking at the wall commemorating Tibetans who have self-immolated. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Citizen Lab director Ronald Deibert. Credit (c) Nicolett Jakab. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Citizen Lab director Ronald Deibert. Credit (c) Citizen Lab. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Tibetan monk Golog Jigme describing his arrest. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Ron Deibert at the Citizen Lab. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
Cellphone and Tibetan scrolls in a Monastery in Dharamsala, India. Credit (c) Black Code Media Inc. Courtesy Mongrel Media.
