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Who Can You Trust in “Enemies of the State”?

The film, “Enemies of the State,” investigates the case of Matt DeHart, a hacker with the group Anonymous, who was arrested for child pornography.

"Enemies of the State" investigates the complex case of Matt DeHart, a hacker with the group Anonymous who was arrested for child pornography. Director Sonia Kennebeck teams with executive producer Errol Morris to follow a story that continuously calls into question how we establish the truth.

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