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Section: Documentary Film
Children Online (2017)
Most children today can use a computer or a cell phone before learning how to tie their laces or ride a bicycle. Worldwide, a new generation of children is spending more time in the virtual world, giving them unrivaled entertainment and more excitement than on the playground. What have they got to lose? Do we know that our kids are at risk of computer addiction? And do we know how much danger they face on line? The film provides 3 stories: the tale of glory of a youtuber, a fanatic gamer, and a girl who is the victim of a sexual predator on a social network.
| Country | Czech Republic |
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| Year | 2017 |
| Duration | 53 min |
| Rating | 12 |
| Language | Czech |
| Subtitle | English |
| Directed by | Kateřina Hager |
| Screenplay | Kateřina Hager |
| Director of Photography | Jakub Šimůnek |
| Music | převzatá |
| Edited by | Šárka Sklenářová |
| Contact | Česká televize |
Biography
A screenwriter and director of documentary films. She graduated in socio-cultural anthropology at the Charles University in Prague, where she teaches. She has received film training at the Prague Film School, where she has been involved in the production of dozens of student films. She debuts with the feature film Children of Flamenco (2013).
Documentary, Education, Growing Up, Psychology, Media, Internet, Technology