This Is the Trailer for ‘Citizenfour,’ Laura Poitras’ Documentary on Edward Snowden
Filmmaker Laura Poitras was already hard at work on a documentary about government surveillance when Edward Snowden reached out to her. That event would change her own life, and the world.Filmmaker Laura Poitras was already hard at work on a documentary about government surveillance when Edward Snowden reached out to her. That event would change her own life, and the world.
— Posted by Peter Z. Scheer
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