I Just Find That There's Something About

I've Had Some Pretty Stimulating Conversations About Where We Are Politically As A Result Of This Movie [snowden], But Then There Are A Lot Of Questions Just About That Sensationalism Of It.

It Certainly Woke Me Up To How Vulnerable We All Are. I Think I Was Much More Cavalier About It Before I Started Working On The Movie [edward Snowden], And Then The More I Read The Documents Themselves And Saw Just How Sweeping And Indiscriminate The Intrusions Into Our Privacy Have Been, It Made Me More Aware.

We're Living In An Increasingly Nationalistic, Xenophobic Time, And You Can See It Reflected In Societies All Over The World.

I Saw How Vulnerable We All Are And How Exposed We All Are And How This Is An Issue That Affects Everyone Who Owns A Piece Of Technology. Which Is Certainly Most People In This Country.

If It Was A Biopic About Glenn Greenwald, I Would Have Immersed Myself More Fully In His Personal Life And Gotten To Know Him As Much As I Could, But Because It Was Much More About His Relationship To This Particular Situation, To The Guardian, To Laura Poitras, And To Ewen Macaskill, And Edward Snowden, I Was Able To Really Learn A Lot About Him From Reading His Book And Reading His Many Articles And Accounts Of That Time.