Following the tragic events of 9/11, the United States government swiftly enacted the Patriot Act, granting unprecedented surveillance powers in the name of national security. This legislation marked a turning point in privacy rights, allowing authorities to conduct warrantless surveillance on communications and financial records.
David Mackenzie's latest film, 'Relay,' delves into the implications of a surveillance state on individual privacy and freedom. The story follows Ash, a technologist who aids whistleblowers in exposing corporate wrongdoing while navigating the intricate web of surveillance and anonymity.
