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SUNDAY SCREENING - 21WIRE Documentary Film Archive

SUNDAY SCREENING: “The Teenager Who Hacked Twitter And Stole Millions In Bitcoin”, (2023)

“The Teenager Who Hacked Twitter And Stole Millions In Bitcoin.” The 2020 Twitter hacking led by Graham Ivan Clark, exposing cyber vulnerabilities and consequences.

SUNDAY SCREENING: Congo: Jungle Fever (2022)

SUNDAY SCREENING | Revealing the cultural richness, ecological diversity, and the relentless battle for resources against the backdrop of survival.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘The Road To Raqqa’ (2023)

SUNDAY SCREENING | Recounting some of the fierce battles for Raqqa’s suburbs against ISIS in Syria.

SUNDAY SCREENING: Fight Against Big Data & Surveillance (2019)

SUNDAY SCREENING | Understanding the key battlegrounds of internet privacy and the push for collective action to protect individual freedoms in the digital age.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘When the World Breaks’ – Great Depression (2010)

SUNDAY SCREENING | A film illuminating resilience during the Great Depression, resonating with today’s economic uncertainties.

SUNDAY SCREENING: “Illegal Gold: Operation Exodus” (2023)

SUNDAY SCREENING | The gold rush is still alive today, as cartels devastate the ecosystem with illegals mines and operations.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Red Alert: NGO’s Hostile Takeover’ (2024)

SUNDAY SCREENING | Investigating the networks of NGOs who have appeared in Russia, and their negative impact on a country’s stability and society.

SUNDAY SCREENING: “The Danger of AI / Margin of Error” (2023)

SUNDAY SCREENING | The Danger of AI / Margin of Error examines how a startup called Advanced Symbolics (ASI) uses AI and public social-media data to forecast voter behaviour.

SUNDAY SCREENING: The Assange Story (2024) | RT

SUNDAY SCREENING | Julian Assange faces extradition to the US, igniting a global debate over transparency and freedom of speech. What is the story behind Julian?

SUNDAY SCREENING: “Being Poor in the World’s Richest Country” (2022)

SUNDAY SCREENING | Investigating the paradox of widespread poverty existing in one of the world’s richest countries.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Who blew up the Nord Stream pipelines?’ (2023)

SUNDAY SCREENING | More than a year has passed since the covert operation to blow up the Nordstream pipeline.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘The Great Taking’ (2023)

SUNDAY SCREENING| Examines the issue of asset seizures – stocks, bonds, agriculture, and resources as collateral in a economic endgame.

SUNDAY SCREENING: Migrants and the Darién Gap (2023)

SUNDAY SCREENING | Hundreds of thousands attempt to traverse this dangerous region of jungle on their way to the United States.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Protect Oak Flat’ (2023)

Sunday Screening | Where culture and tradition collide with big industry and big business.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘NITROGEN 2000 The Dutch Farmers’ Struggle’ (2023)

SUNDAY SCREENING| Small cattle farmers own 70% of Hollands argiculture and since 2019. The Dutch government under environment legisilation is pressured a buyout of more than half of them. Their plight has led to the Farmers Protest gaining momentum.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Palestine 1920’ (2022)

SUNDAY SCREENING | This stunning film from Al Jazeera Arabic looks at Palestine from a different angle.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘From Balfour to Banksy’ (2020)

SUNDAY SCREENING | The story of Lord Balfour and the disaster set in motion to today, through the lens of an artist.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Cults: The CIA’s Secret Weapon’ (2023)

SUNDAY SCREENING | A stunning tale of CIA subterfuge and backing radicals in Ukraine.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Palestine is Still the Issue’ by John Pilger (2002)

SUNDAY SCREENING | One of the most important documentary films produced delving into this pivotal story in history.

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Visit Palestine’ (2005)

SUNDAY SCREENING | One of the most powerful documentary films to come out of Palestine.

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