(T)error

It's a documentary about a reluctant informant who's reason for doing so has no real substance other than he needed the money and or was trying to avoid a 20 year jail sentence. It's full of unresolved conflicts. It's boring and irrelevant. Don't even bother watching it, it's a waste of time.

Very good shows how one of the most powerful US agencies make surveillance on its own citizens and the implications of this surveillance.

It didn't take me long to realize that this was totally bogus. I watched it on its entirely, though. These kind of mockumentaries don't help. Waste of time.

Massive amounts of information were omitted from this "story", which is all it is. It's not a documentary as documentaries are based on facts. This is based off spin and it's obvious the "artists" came into this with bias. It was a total waste of time in what seamed like could be a decent "documentary". I would recommend finding something else to watch if you're interested in a good documentary.

Terror, or error, is a documentary about an undercover fbi informant working on sting operations. I'm not exactly sure how it really works out administratively as the guy neither is a badged agent, nor an actual informant as he really is acting on making sure the targets are arrested for something. It somehow turned out that the documentary crew was orking on interviews with the informant about an older case in which he had targetted someone in new york, to end up making a documentary about his current job, without any of the parts involved in the process. None of the informant, the target, or the fbi knew about the film makers documenting a sting in the making. The target suspected being harassed by the goverment, the informant knew his situation was compromised and the fbi knew the targets was going to do a press conference about being spied on, which was the reason they were so sloppy in arresting the guy, as the news covered it. What's really at stake on this documentary is that they get to observe it in real time instead of working through later on commentaries, and are able to show the extend of which the "war on terror" is being thought : making up the number of arrests to keep getting funding.