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‘All Light, Everywhere’: An Unfocused Overview Of The Oncoming Surveillance State [Sundance Review]

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You are being watched. In the era of facial recognition, targeted advertising, and social media, the threat of an omnipresent eye on the average human has passed.

It’s here, and it’s real. Nevertheless, an assortment of valid questions remains. Who is watching? Why are they watching? What are they doing with this information?

READ MORE: 25 Most Anticipated 2021 Sundance Film Festival Premieres In response, Theo Anthony’s latest documentary “All Light, Everywhere” adopts an essayistic approach to reveal the connective threads that link these questions to the rapidly developing technological renaissance occurring worldwide.

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