Movies and TvShows featuring "privacy" theme.

Black Mirror is a TV show that delves into the dark side of technology and its effects on society. It presents a series of standalone episodes, each telling a unique and thought-provoking story set in a near-future or alternative reality. Themes of privacy, dystopia, connection, dehumanization, and unintended consequences are explored through a mix of drama, satire, and psychological thriller elements.

A lawyer accidentally receives key evidence to a politically motivated crime, making him a target of corrupt politicians and the NSA. He teams up with an underground journalist and a retired NSA agent to clear his name and expose the truth.

The story takes place five decades from now, when brain scanners have been perfected to the point that the government can retrieve up to five years' worth of memories from people's minds — even if they are dead. The investigators of the National Research Institute of Police Science's 9th Forensics Laboratory must weigh the ethical choices in the ultimate invasion of privacy as they delve into people's minds to solve crimes. Everyone has a secret in his mind. Following Maki, the leader of the group, and Aoki, a newcomer, the anime shows the agonies of the investigators who have to know these secrets unwillingly.

Mae Holland, a young woman eager to make an impact in the world, lands a job at The Circle, a powerful tech company. As Mae rises through the ranks, she becomes entangled in a dangerous experiment that challenges her beliefs about privacy, surveillance, and the ethical implications of technology.

Harry Caul, a private surveillance expert in San Francisco, is hired to follow and record a couple's actions. As he pieces together their conversation, he becomes increasingly concerned that harm will come to them. After a series of events, he discovers the couple's involvement in the murder of his employer. Consumed by paranoia, Caul demolishes his apartment in search of a bug planted by the couple. Unable to find it, he resumes playing his saxophone.

A high school teacher named Germain becomes fascinated by the writing of one of his students, Claude. He secretly begins reading Claude's personal journal and becomes increasingly involved in his life, even going so far as to manipulate events to provide material for Claude's stories. As the line between reality and fiction blurs, Germain's obsession with Claude's work leads to unexpected consequences for both of them.

In a society where privacy no longer exists, a detective investigates a serial killer by using augmented reality technology. As he delves deeper into the case, he uncovers a dystopian world where identities can be easily manipulated and the line between truth and fiction blurs. With the help of a mysterious stranger, he must navigate the dark underworld of crime and corruption to catch the killer before he becomes the next victim.

Young Charlie suspects her charming Uncle Charlie, who has come to visit her family, may be a killer. As she delves deeper into the truth, she finds herself in a dangerous game of cat and mouse.

A documentary about the search for Sixto Rodriguez, a musician who was presumed dead but later discovered to be alive and well.

An Acceptable Loss follows a college professor turned politician who must confront her dark past when a college student begins stalking her. As secrets are revealed, she must grapple with betrayal, guilt, and the consequences of her choices. With the threat of a nuclear strike looming, she must navigate the complexities of foreign policy and personal relationships to protect herself and those around her.

The French Kissers follows the lives of a group of awkward teenagers navigating through the challenges of adolescence. The story revolves around a socially awkward boy named Herve, who becomes obsessed with his classmate Alice. Herve and his friends experience various hilarious and cringe-worthy situations, exploring themes of first love, coming of age, and the complexities of teenage relationships.

Citizen Ruth is a satirical comedy that follows Ruth Stoops, a pregnant woman with a drug addiction who becomes the center of a heated debate on abortion. Ruth finds herself being manipulated by both pro-life and pro-choice activists, as well as a judge and her own selfishness. With her freedom and the fate of her unborn child at stake, Ruth must navigate through a web of misinformation, activism, and personal struggles.

In 'The Good Neighbor,' a teenage prankster sets out to expose his cantankerous neighbor as a fake ghost by rigging his house with hidden cameras. As the pranks escalate, the line between reality and fiction blurs, leading to unexpected consequences. This psychological thriller explores themes of loneliness, revenge, and the dark side of human nature.

Terms and Conditions May Apply is a documentary that explores the privacy implications of online terms and conditions. It delves into the world of data collection, government surveillance, and the erosion of privacy in the digital age.

A married couple retreats to a luxury, high-tech, fully automated house on a remote island. The house AI system goes rogue and turns against them.

Cryptopia: Bitcoin, Blockchains & the Future of the Internet is a documentary that delves into the world of cryptocurrencies, focusing on Bitcoin and blockchain technology. It explores how these innovations are disrupting traditional finance systems, challenging censorship, and reshaping the future of the internet. The film also examines the historical context of the creation of Bitcoin, including events like the global financial crisis of 2008 and the subsequent introduction of Nakamoto's whitepaper in 2009. It covers the potential benefits and risks associated with decentralized currencies and highlights the ongoing debate surrounding their impact on privacy and anonymity.

Rapt (2009) is a drama-thriller film that tells the story of a wealthy businessman who is kidnapped and held for ransom. The film revolves around the efforts of his family and the police to secure his release. With themes of privacy invasion, double life, and the dark side of high society, Rapt explores the consequences of wealth and power. Set in Paris, France, during the 2000s, the film is inspired by a true story.

In 'MadHouse,' a couple's dream house becomes the setting for chaos and insanity when they are visited by an uninvited guest. As their privacy is invaded, they must navigate through a series of bizarre and hilarious situations while dealing with family relationships, a drug dealer, and a snake-in-vagina.

The Human Face is a documentary TV show that delves into the aesthetics and cultural importance of the human face in 20th-century society. Through narration and interviews with experts, it examines the various perceptions, emotions, and societal impact associated with facial expressions. The show also explores the dark side of fame and the media's role in invading privacy. It includes reenactments and archive footage to illustrate different aspects of the human face's significance.

A young actress in Paris becomes trapped in a world of fanatics, paparazzi, and privacy invasion as she navigates a complicated relationship with an older man. With her career and personal life hanging in the balance, she must confront the enigma of fame and the high price of success.