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Saturday 03/15 19:00

Prague Municipal Library – Large Hall

Language: English, Norwegian, Swedish
Subtitles: Czech, English

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Hacking Hate

(Hacking Hate)

Swedish investigative journalist My Vingren repeatedly delves into the recesses of the internet to uncover virtual crimes that could expand into the real world. She and the film Hacking Hate expose links between mainstream media and right-wing extremism.

We follow Vingren as she uses fake profiles to infiltrate closed online communities run by the mysterious Vincent. The tense investigation into the true identity of the perpetrators and the roots of radical ideas and actions reveals a whole machinery that exists in the online space to incite racial and religious intolerance. The multi-billion-dollar companies that run popular social networking sites also bear a sizable share of the blame for efforts to destabilise democracy.

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Basic information about the film

Title	Hacking Hate
Original Title	Hacking Hate
Original Language	English, Norwegian, Swedish
Subtitles	Czech, English
Premiéra	Czech premiere
Film type	Full-length documentary
Year of Production	2024
Country of Origin	Denmark, Norway, Sweden
Length	86 min.
Director	Simon Klose
Sales	Cargo Film & Releasing Eli Kilpatrick eli@cargofilm-releasing.com

Guests attending the post-screening debate

Jan Charvát

Political Scientist

Marie Heřmanová

Antropologist

Klára Votavová

Moderator

Monika Hanych

Human Rights Lawyer

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03/15 19:00

Prague Municipal Library – Large Hall
Mariánské nám. 1, Praha 1

Discussion
Jan Charvát, Political Scientist
Marie Heřmanová, Antropologist
Klára Votavová, Moderator
Monika Hanych, Human Rights Lawyer

Piktogram Informace v Českém znakovém jazyce (ČZJ)

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03/17 20:00

Edison Filmhub
Jeruzalémská 1321/2, Praha 1

Discussion
Simon Klose, Director (online)
Jan Kovalík, Moderator

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