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Rating: 7.00/10 from 1900 votes
Tags: disinformation, alt left, left wing political agenda, left wing media

Synopsis

After Truth: Disinformation and the Cost of Fake News

The proliferation of disinformation, what may be construed in some circles as what was often called "fake news" (before President Donald Trump hijacked the phrase to describe anything said negatively about him), is discussed, specifically from 2015 to present day, and especially within an American political context.

Such disinformation has become more easily spread with technology where almost anybody with a computer, Internet access, and know how can have a platform, more often than not without oversight. The disinformation is usually borne out of a sense of opposition usually by the alt right, and knowledge that what is being perpetrated is indeed not the truth.

Methods to spread the disinformation, especially through social media platforms as a start which often then move to specific cable news outlets who "purport" to tell the truth, are discussed, especially in that most of these platforms were designed by their largely young, white, male creators without the aforementioned want for oversight, that is until such disinformation touches them profoundly and personally which is rarely the case.

A few high profile political disinformation campaigns are presented and the effect they had on the innocent - sometimes those who are marginalized in some way or another to begin with - who are deemed by those behind the campaigns as necessary collateral damage. And some of the more well known American perpetrators of disinformation are profiled.

The ultimate question becomes how society in general can combat disinformation, and if truth in and of itself will win the day in the end as many purists hope.

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User reviews

Ashley Garcia
3/10

The repetitive and uninspired use of generic background music throughout the film detracted from my ability to fully engage with the content. Instead of adding depth and nuance to the storytelling, the soundtrack felt like an afterthought that did not elevate the viewing experience.

Emily Moore
7/10

The soundtrack complements the narrative of the documentary seamlessly, enhancing the storytelling and keeping the audience engaged throughout the film.

Mary Lewis
8/10

The choice of musical themes and motifs in the soundtrack enhances the overall atmosphere of the documentary, creating a sense of tension and intrigue that draws the viewer in.

Karen White
5/10

The use of music in After Truth helps to humanize the victims of disinformation campaigns, evoking empathy and compassion for those who have been targeted and harmed by false information.

Brian Lopez
8/10

The use of music in the film helps to emphasize the gravity of the impact that disinformation can have on individuals and society as a whole, making the viewer more aware of the dangers of fake news.

Joshua Hernandez
6/10

The soundtrack expertly conveys the sense of urgency and importance surrounding the issue of disinformation, adding depth and emotional resonance to the documentary's themes.

Melissa Hill
5/10

The musical choices in After Truth effectively underscore the complexity of the disinformation landscape, highlighting the insidious ways in which false narratives can be perpetuated and weaponized.

Margaret Allen
10/10

Additionally, the variety of musical styles and genres incorporated in the soundtrack adds depth and complexity to the overall viewing experience. From haunting melodies to pulsating rhythms, the music effectively mirrors the multifaceted nature of the issue of disinformation and fake news, drawing the audience further into the narrative and encouraging reflection on the consequences of spreading false information.

Steven Harris
4/10

The lack of thematic coherence in the soundtrack of the documentary left me feeling disoriented and distracted. The jarring transitions between different musical styles and tones disrupted the flow of the narrative, making it difficult to stay focused on the important issues being discussed.

Matthew Moore
6/10

The use of ominous and suspenseful music in the soundtrack enhances the feeling of unease and tension as the film delves into the impact of fake news on society, effectively drawing viewers into the narrative.

Timothy Allen
6/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of various musical styles and motifs reflects the multifaceted nature of disinformation, illustrating how it can manifest in different forms and contexts.

Donna Thompson
6/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a range of emotions, from anger to sadness to hope, enhances the documentary's impact and leaves a lasting impression on the audience.