Yeo discusses the impact of being constantly watched and how the experience of observing strangers led him to reflect on his own perceptions of privacy.
The film exposes the unsettling reality of surveillance culture, evolving its narrative to resonate with contemporary concerns about privacy following the pandemic.
"Before [Covid] all the talk was about whether we should allow our privacy to be encroached on by surveillance... then it was like, 'No, you're socially responsible for surveilling others.'"
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