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Title: Take Back Your Power (2013)
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Chris Anderson | ... | Self - Environmental Consultant |
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Jeffrey Armstrong | ... | Self - Executive |
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Robert Bateman | ... | Self - Artist |
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Joel Bellenson | ... | Self - Energy Expert |
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Milt Bowling | ... | Self |
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Elisa Boxer-Cook | ... | Self |
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Stan Boychuk | ... | Self - Energy Consultant |
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Ducan Campbell | ... | Self - Lawyer |
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David Carpenter | ... | Self - Scientist |
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David Chalk | ... | Self - Security Expert |
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Haven Colgate | ... | Self |
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Ian Crane | ... | Self - Researcher |
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Josh del Sol | ... | Self |
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Louis Donovan | ... | Self |
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Virginia Farver | ... | Self |
What if the 2013 NSA spying scandal was just the tip of the iceberg? With compelling insight from insiders, researchers, government representatives, lawyers, doctors and environmentalists, film-maker Josh del Sol takes us on a journey of revelation and discovery, questioning corporate and government actions toward in-home surveillance, extortion and eroding rights in the names of "smart" and "green." What you don't know *can* harm you. But what you'll discover will surprise, unsettle and empower you to challenge the status quo. Written by BigPitcher Films
There are legitimate concerns with smart meters about privacy, inept installations, usage transparency, hacking, and aggressive access to meter locations, but low-power non-ionizing radio photons aren't one of the real concerns. Unfortunately much of this documentary is fear mongering, paranoia, cynicism, confusion of correlation with causation, misinformation, and irrelevant association with other things.