Whistleblower or traitor?
“Citizenfour” is a real-life thriller that unfolds in gripping minute-by-minute fashion. Director Laura Poitras and journalist Glenn Greenwald met with whistleblower Edward Snowden in a Hong Kong hotel room as he handed over classified documents that provided evidence of mass, indiscriminate, illegal invasions of privacy by our National Security Agency.<br /><br />The documentary explores the dangers of unchecked governmental surveillance, revealing how our phones, e-mails, credit cards, and web browsers are not as secure and private as we thought. It reveals how government agencies such as the CIA, FBI, and NSA go through all of our records, looking for certain buzzwords. If they’re found in your communications, you get earmarked for scrutiny and possible harassment.<br /><br />When Poitras and Greenwald first meet with Snowden, they don’t even know his name. After Greenwald publishes the story of Snowden’s exile with help from media outlets in Great Britain and Brazil, other reporters join the U.S. government in looking for him. Poitras’ camera captures his evasions and disguises as Snowden searches for a country that will grant him asylum. The documentary plays like a Hollywood spy film as it exposes the lengths to which the United States will go to capture Snowden and put him on trial for treason.<br /><br />In a post-9/11 world, some may argue that the collection of data on a mass scale is necessary to find and stop potential terrorist threats to American citizens. Others may maintain that government must not circumvent the Constitution. Poitras leaves conclusions to the viewer. The film itself —  a testament to First Amendment rights — is the 2014 Academy Award winner for Best Documentary Feature.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the Blu-ray release include deleted scenes; New York Times talk with Laura Poitras, Glenn Greenwald, Edward Snowden and David Carr; Film Society of Lincoln Center Q & A with Laura Poitras; and “The Program,” a New York Times Op-Doc by Laura Poitras.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : When filmmaker Laura Poitras and journalist Glenn Greenwald flew to Hong Kong to meet Edward Snowden for the first time, Poitras brought her camera with her. The result is a 100% real-life thriller unfolding minute by minute before our eyes. CITIZENFOUR is a major work on multiple levels, and a deeply unsettling experience..