State of Control documentary (English version)
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"State of control", the control society is increasingly becoming a reality. What is the price of convenience? The CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) and the digital passport can make our lives easier and more efficient. But new international legislation shows that the purpose of these possibilities, has far-reaching implications for our privacy. In this documentary international experts such as Edward Snowden, Arno Wellens, Catherine Austin Fitts express their serious concerns and criticisms. It compiles the range of facts and opinions, creating a shocking picture about the future of mankind. A crystal-clear narrative that can't be ignored. Cast James Corbett Bas Filippini Ken van Ierlant Lex Hoogduin Cristian Theres Brett Scott Tijmen Wisman Catherine Austin Fitts Mahir Alkaya Annie Machon Co-Pierre Georg Directed by Benjamin Jonas van den Brink Executive producer Max von Kreyfelt Research: José Bosman, Benjamin Jonas van den Brink Narrated by: Andrew Piper Camera: Maarten Langelo, Bram van Spengen, Juul Thielen Sound Recording: Linne Beck Camera assistent: Boudewijn Nederlof Casing assistent: Shohreh Feshtali, Kathie Schene Animations, Title design: Thijs Dikshoorn Sound design, Audio mix: Philip Klees, Eddy Steeneken Grading: Eldert Sijmons Translator: Edward Milhuisen Web design: Martin Baars Web development: Martin Koedoot Marketing: Angela Weghorst © 2022 DEBUNK PRODUCTIONS

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