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Christopher Doyon, known online as Anonymous hacktivist Commander X, is the subject of The Face of Anonymous, which premieres at the Hot Docs film festival on Thursday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Storyline Entertainment MANDATORY CREDIT
TORONTO – Canadian filmmaker Gary Lang says he hopes his documentary about a member of the “hacktivist” group Anonymous reminds viewers of their own power to effect change.
The Toronto-based writer and director says that while his film “The Face of Anonymous” focuses on one member of the shadowy internet organization, it’s also a testament to a larger cultural shift led by Anonymous’ teachings.
He points to the George Floyd marches last summer as one way activists have harnessed strategies used by Anonymous to spread word quickly through social media and get feet on the ground at protests.
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Christopher Doyon, known online as Anonymous hacktivist Commander X, is the subject of The Face of Anonymous, which premieres at the Hot Docs film festival on Thursday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Storyline Entertainment MANDATORY CREDIT April 26, 2021 - 1:00 AM
TORONTO - Canadian filmmaker Gary Lang says he hopes his documentary about a member of the hacktivist group Anonymous reminds viewers of their own power to effect change.
The Toronto-based writer and director says that while his film The Face of Anonymous focuses on one member of the shadowy internet organization, itâs also a testament to a larger cultural shift led by Anonymousâ teachings.
Christopher Doyon, known online as Anonymous hacktivist Commander X, is the subject of The Face of Anonymous, which premieres at the Hot Docs film festival on Thursday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Storyline Entertainment MANDATORY CREDIT
TORONTO – When Gary Lang first met the subject of his “hacktivist” documentary in person, he couldn’t shake the suspicion he might’ve been duped by the guy known as Commander X.
Christopher Doyon didn’t look like the sort of guy who helped lead an online revolution as part of the hacker group Anonymous. He was a scraggly-bearded nomad with a tendency to veer off on passionate tangents about politics.