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"Citizenfour:" the real-time filmed documentary about Edward Snowden and his whistle-blowing. All Americans

Posted by tinear on December 10, 2014 at 15:19:35:
should view this. It's an imperfect film, being largely just a camera filming his everyday actions as he shared his story w/several reporters while he hid in a hotel room in Hong Kong.
Is he a hero or a traitor?
Do all Americans know that ALL of their phone, email, text, and personal information is scanned every second? That the government easily can reconstruct any time frame of your life by studying the movements not only of you, but of all your family, associates, and acquaintances? That NONE of this is court-reviewable?
Do all Americans even need to know they're being watched so closely?
These and many more questions are inescapable after watching this film.
For those who think film is just entertainment, this film's for you.