Privacy

Name: Privacy
Genre: Thriller
Released: 2015-01-16
Duration: 1 h 38 min
Rating: 7.2
Cast: John Shepard, Gina Duval, Brenton Duplessie

2012
1h 38min

NOTE IMDb

7,2/10

MA NOTE

Clayton Stocker Myers and Gina Duval in Privacy (2012)

Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe story of Mark a tech savvy college student who creates a cutting edge spyware app that allows him to remote view any cell phone in New York City. He begins to invade the privacy of hundr... Tout lireThe story of Mark a tech savvy college student who creates a cutting edge spyware app that allows him to remote view any cell phone in New York City. He begins to invade the privacy of hundreds of New Yorkers remotely via the 'Privacy App' he has just developed, but then spots a ... Tout lireThe story of Mark a tech savvy college student who creates a cutting edge spyware app that allows him to remote view any cell phone in New York City. He begins to invade the privacy of hundreds of New Yorkers remotely via the 'Privacy App' he has just developed, but then spots a beautiful and mysterious girl, named Alexis whom he begins to spy on. She appears to be lo... Tout lire

Réalisation
- Jorg Ihle
Scénario
- Jorg Ihle
- Nicole Jones-Dion
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

7,2/10

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Jorg Ihle
Scénario
- Jorg Ihle
- Nicole Jones-Dion
Casting principal

3avis d'utilisateurs

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

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Smart (phone) Movie

I saw this film at a screening in Amsterdam and thought it was very timely. For anyone paranoid about "Big Brother watching you" this film is not for you. In this day and age where everyone just gives up their privacy via social media, this movie makes you think twice about how you use your technology.

6dpaikeday

great fast movie

The movie was enjoyable and entertaining.

This is a story of a app developer that creates an app to spy on anyone's phone. He randomly chooses a girl in trouble and the movie follows him trying to help her.

I would question parts of the story that may not hold together. for example, why would someone having the intention to blackmail only keep printed photographs and not have a digital copy. why would someone have a digital photograph and not save it on the cloud etc...

However if you don't question that and take the movie at a face value, it is fast paced, action packed and entertaining.