2013
124 minutes
Documentary
English
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Since launching in 2006, website WikiLeaks has offered people the opportunity to anonymously publish - or 'leak' information they believe should be public knowledge. Unlike mainstream media such as newspapers and television stations, WikiLeaks is not-for-profit, so it doesn't rely on government funding or advertising revenue from big companies. Consequently, the website is full of classified documents that have embarrassed many senior politicians and business people. Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney investigates the WikiLeaks phenomenon and its founder Julian Assange, examining how the global flow of information is changing.
Classification Contains strong real images of violence and strong language
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