Sometimes small things can have a much bigger impact on our lives, sometimes a little joke can be deadly, sometimes we think that we are doing good to other people while we're only doing good to ourselves, sometimes we can be so ignorant on the people around us, people we love..

We currently live in a world where everyone is connected to the internet and where everything you say and do on the internet stays in one way or another forever online. While most people see it as an convenience and a wonderful tool to stay connected to friends, family or work, there are certain ways in which being always connected online and having your information seen by anyone who wants it can be a nightmare. From what i saw in the trailer this movie touches exactly that topic. How can posting something innocent at the time turn into a hellish nightmare? Or why is it that even though there are more ways to connect to someone than there have ever been before the internet people are more isolated because of it than ever? Or how can having your information available for anyone to see turn your life upside down when criminals use that information? Through a few storylines that interweave and connect to each other in various ways those questions will hopefully not be fully answered, but instead i hope they will be told from each an unique perspective that tells both the upside and the downside of internet. Anyway, this is one of those movies you should keep an eye on. Its the first movie for both the director and screenplay writer, but the cast is excellent. It wouldn't surprise me if this movie because of its story turned out to be a huge success. I added to my watchlist and i urge everyone who spends way too much time online to do the same ;)

i really need to spend more time with my family :(

Morale of the story, we live in a cruel world.

Yes, people should watch movies like this. But not everyone. This shall be an educational movie for those who often forgot to think twice while doing things. People are missing information literacy and computer literacy and it is the same like driving a car without driving license and without knowledge of traffic laws, signs, etc. For the minority (there are 10 kinds of people, those who understand binary and those who don't) this movie is too long, boring, sometimes irritating with some details, even though it has a great cast. So if you are aware of clickjacking, phishing and power of information save your time and better watch Searching (2018).