Documentary
Denmark,Sweden
The film follows a group of visual sociologist filmmakers as they explore the impact of the widespread use of cameras on society. They delve into the history of photography, from the invention of the first camera to the staggering number of cameras in existence today. Through interviews with experts and everyday people, the filmmakers uncover the ways in which the camera has shaped our perceptions of reality, beauty, and identity.
As they journey through different societies around the world, the filmmakers highlight the diverse ways in which people interact with cameras, from selfie culture to surveillance technology. They also examine the ethical implications of mass surveillance and the potential consequences of living in a world where every moment is captured on film.
Ultimately, the film challenges viewers to consider the power of the camera as both a tool for expression and a means of control. It raises important questions about privacy, consent, and the boundaries between public and private life in an increasingly visual society.
