Google and the World Brain

This documentary investigates the implications of Google's plan to create a digital library for humanity. It features insights from key figures, including Sergey Brin and Angela Merkel, who discuss the ramifications of such an ambitious undertaking.

The runtime of 89 minutes allows for an in-depth examination of the balance between technological progress and intellectual property rights. The film raises critical questions about access to information and the power dynamics in the digital age.

As a documentary, it appeals to those interested in technology, internet culture, and the future of knowledge. Collectors of documentary films may find value in the unique perspective it offers on a pivotal moment in the evolution of digital libraries.