Facebook is an enormously powerful corporation, harnessing both the self-disclosed and gleaned personal data of almost 2 billion people. Its user-base is larger than the population of any country. The company is all pervasive online, tracking and profiling users and non-users alike. Cracking the Code looks at the insides of this giant machine and how Facebook turns your thoughts and behaviours into profits—whether you like it or not. And it's not just a one-way transaction either. Cracking the Code also explains how Facebook uses vast troves of web data to manipulate the way you think and feel, as well as act—all in the sole interests of Facebook, masquerading as "community." What are the social implications of this—when one company basically controls the insights and experiences of the entire online world, with extremely personalised and targeted social and behavioural engineering on a scale never before seen?

Original interviews and rare footage show the challenges facing Facebook and its response to charges of disrupting American politics.

Original interviews and rare footage show the challenges facing Facebook and its response to charges of disrupting American politics.

Facebook is an enormously powerful corporation, harnessing both the self-disclosed and gleaned personal data of almost 2 billion people. Its user-base is larger than the population of any country. The company is all pervasive online, tracking and profiling users and non-users alike. Cracking the Code looks at the insides of this giant machine and how Facebook turns your thoughts and behaviours into profits—whether you like it or not. And it's not just a one-way transaction either. Cracking the Code also explains how Facebook uses vast troves of web data to manipulate the way you think and feel, as well as act—all in the sole interests of Facebook, masquerading as "community." What are the social implications of this—when one company basically controls the insights and experiences of the entire online world, with extremely personalised and targeted social and behavioural engineering on a scale never before seen?

不论你对脸书是爱是恨，它都是世界上最成功的社交网站。这部名为脸书囧事的纪录片，讲述人们在网络上上传个人信息所引发的意想不到的结果。让我们跟随这部纪录片一起来感受当今巨大的社会变化。

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小哈奇是蜜蜂王国的王子。由于遭到一群凶恶胡蜂的攻击，哈奇和母亲失散了。落单的他独自踏上了寻找母亲的旅程。 哈奇向昆虫们打听有没有在附近见到蜜蜂群，一路问一路走的哈奇迷了路，来到了人类的市镇塞比亚。塞比亚生活着许多昆虫，然而由于环境遭到人类破坏、再加上螳螂镰吉总来抢夺食物，大家都垂头丧气的。勇敢的哈奇站出来向镰吉发起挑战，毛虫小弯仗义相助，他们成了好朋友。接着，哈奇又认识了小弯的恋人绕绕、蚂蚁艾利康、屎壳郎波巧、知了小鸣、瓢虫比客等。

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捷克超现实主义大师杨·史云梅耶的最新作品，记录了一个业余剧团把恰佩克兄弟1924年的剧本《昆虫生活图鉴》搬上舞台的过程。作为一部低成本的众筹长片，观赏性、艺术性都很不错。原剧本有意把人比作昆虫，充满讽刺意味。

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