There are some days,” Citizenfour “was applauded by receiving Hollywood the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. It comes out tomorrow, Wednesday, March 4, in theaters in France.
Edward Snowden, the former NSA employee, is the star. He is the man who, in the early summer of 2013, revealed widespread spying NSA. The two-hour movie reveals the backstage of those moments when, holed up in a hotel in Hong Kong, the American 29 years old then confesses to the media of the world.
“I prefer to risk imprisonment or other negative consequences than risk that limit intellectual freedom” , he says. The documentary by Laura Poitras is particularly interested in the tsunami caused by the whistleblower.
“It goes beyond the well-terrorism, because we see that there spying industrial, economic espionage, espionage leaders including Angela Merkel via his mobile phone “, says France 3 journalist Emmanuel Pacquet, who has followed the case for L’Express.
Today, Snowden lives in Moscow. Russia granted him temporary asylum. The United States always looking for treason; he risks 30 years in prison.
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