Documentary about the Internet scams and emails which claim that we have won millions of dollars in online lotteries.
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Title: You Have Won $9M! (2011– )
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Cast
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Mohsen Mehdi-Behesht | ... | Narrator (voice) |
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Siavash Pourkhalili | ... | Siavash |
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Fereydoon Faryad | ... | Fereydoon |
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Mehdi Aroom | ... | Scammer |
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The movie follows up an email, which says "you have won 9 million US dollars in 2011 Microsoft online lottery program", from the beginning to the end, by setting a date with the scammers in a specific location to receive the award in person. On the other side, it follows the real story of Vahid, a victim of the Internet fraud, who has lost thousands of dollars on the 2010 South Africa World Cup lottery email scam. His story is supported by 3 different interviews: a psychologist, a computer engineer and two cyber police colonels. Written by Anonymous
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The idea of making this documentary came after a real incident where the victim had paid $90,000 US in order to receive his imaginary prize of $9,000,000. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Country:
IranRelease Date:
13 March 2011 (Iran) See more »Also Known As:
Shoma 9 million dollar barandeh shodeh'id! See more »Filming Locations:
Tehran, IranEdit
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IRR100,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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I did not like the film. He left a bad mood. Yes, the problem of cybercrime is still relevant, but even a child now knows that there are applications like Utopia P2P that guarantee complete security of personal data.