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What's in Your Bag?
In a world caught between banality and brutality, “What’s in Your Bag?” embodies our complicity in the spectacle of surveillance. It offers us a stark reflection of our willingness to look – and, perhaps, our inability to stop.
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In a world caught between banality and brutality, “What’s in Your Bag?” embodies our complicity in the spectacle of surveillance. It offers us a stark reflection of our willingness to look – and, perhaps, our inability to stop.
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Written By:Dick Finster
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Runtime:5 minutes
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