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Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World is an unscripted documentary; WhatSphere does not assign an advocacy verdict to documentary-format titles, so there is not enough sourced evidence of an editorial stance to summarize.
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Synopsis
Werner Herzog explores the internet's impact on human life through ten vignettes covering topics from AI and robotics to cybersecurity and the dark side of online connectivity.
Age: 55 — leans mature
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