Zero Days

In this thought-provoking documentary, Alex Gibney examines the emergence of Stuxnet, a self-replicating computer virus that was discovered in 2010. The film highlights its origins, reportedly commissioned by the US and Israeli governments, and its unintended consequences on global cybersecurity.

Zero Days features insights from notable figures, including Yossi Melman, Eric Chien, and prominent political leaders like George W. Bush and Hillary Clinton. With a runtime of 116 minutes, the film provides a detailed exploration of hacking and cybercrime, emphasizing the implications of state-sponsored cyber warfare.

For collectors, the documentary is available on DVD, making it a tangible addition to any collection focused on contemporary issues in technology and security. The film's tagline, "World War 3.0," encapsulates its serious examination of modern conflict in the digital age.