jewel there's edward snowden and oliver stone, making a film about edward snowden. he is to keep the film away from prying eyes. ralph is a hacker turned hacker detector, one of a new breed called digital boiled guards, helping hollywood make sense of a world where it is more than film fans watching very closely. >> they still have the idea of this film is in the can as if it were a physical thing and it's not. from the moment of your capturing this film, it's a file that gets duplicate and multiplies throughout that process. that didn't happen with a physical piece of film. >> hacking is big business. 2014, cyber criminals breached the systems and stole tera bites are data and it cost sony millions of dollars. five out of every six large businesses here in the united states have fallen victim to some form of cyber attack. that figure was up 40% in one

. >> reporter: there is edward snowden, and there is hollywood director oliver stone. he's making a film about edward snowden. this is ralph. the man oliver stone hired to keep his film about edward snowden away from prying eyes. >> the industry doesn't know what it's doing. >> reporter: ralph is a hacker turned hacker detector, a new breed called digital body guards, helping hollywood make sense of a world where it's more than film fans watching closely. >> they have an idea of the film is in the cannes, like a physical thing. it's not. from the moment that you are captioning this film, it's a file. it's duplicated many times. it didn't happen with a physical piece of film. >> hacking is big business. ask sony about that. 2014, cyber criminals breaching its system. stealing ter bites of data, costing the firm millions. >> five out of every six launch victims fell victim to cyber attack. at one point the numbers were up. hollywood is a major target. in previous years the studios could control who saw what and when. everything was on film, it was linear. nowadays so man

and there is hollywood director, oliver stone. he is making a film about edward snowden.is ralph. the man oliver stone has hired to keep his film away from prying eyes. >> this industry doesn't know what it's doing. >> reporter: ralph is a hacker, turned hacker detector. he is helping hollywood make sense of a world where it is more than film fans watching very closely. >> they still have this idea of, you know, the film is in the can, as if it were a physical thing, and it's not. it's a file, and gets duplicated and multiplied so many times. well, that didn't happen with a physical piece of film. >> reporter: hacking is big business. just ask sony. remember in 2014, cyber criminacrimina criminals breached their system. five out of every six businesses here in the united states have fallen victim of cyber attacks at some point. as you can see this is a problem that is getting worse, not better, and of course, hollywood is a major target. in previous years the studios could control who saw what and when they saw it. nowadays you have so many people involved in that product

and there is hollywood director oliver stone. he is making a film about edward snowden.is ralph, the man oliver stone has hired to keep his film about edward snowden away from prying eyes. g gal -- ralph is a hacker, turned detector, one of a new breed called digital bodyguards. >> they still have this idea of, you know, the film is in the can, as if it were a physical thing, and it's not, you know. from the moment that you are capturing this film, and it is a file, and it gets duplicate sod many times. that didn't happen with a physical piece of film. >> reporter: hacking is big business. remember in 2014 cyber criminals breached sony's systems, and it cost the firm millions of dollars. five out of every six large businesses here in the united states have fallen victim to some cyber attack. as you can see this is a problem that is getting worse, not better, and of course hollywood is a major target. in previous years the studios could control who saw what, and when they saw it, everything was on film, everything was much more linear, nowadays you have so many people inv

and there is hollywood director oliver stone. he's making a film about edward snowden.alph. the man oliver stone has hired to keep his film about edward snowden away from prying eyes. >> this industry doesn't really know what it's doing. >> reporter: ralph is a hacker turned hacker detector. one of a new breed called digital body guards helping hollywood make sense i've world where it is more than film fans watching very closely. >> they have this idea that the film is in the can as if it were a physical thing and it's not. from the moment that you are captioning this film it's a file it gets duplicated and multiplied throughout that process so many times. that didn't happen with a physical piece of film. >> reporter: hacking is big business, just and zone by that. remember 2014, cyber criminals breached its systems, they stole terabytes of data and cost the firm millions of dollars. five out of the every six large businesses here in the united states has fallen victim to some sort of cyber attack at some point. in one year, that figure was up 40%. as you can see, this

beneficiados tambiÉn el productor argentino fernando javier, y el espaÑol josÉ el actor sean penn y con oliver stoneos une un proyecto filantrÓpico y humanitario. gerardo: la relaciÓn con kate del castillo queda facultada con carÁcter exclusivo para recibir la contraprestaciÓn que se pacte entregar el recibo mÁs eficaz en nombre del apoderado. >> yo se que habÍa un cineasta argentino, un espaÑol y se que kate iba a ser representante. gerardo: consultamos la ley de estados unidos que prohÍbe hacer negocios con narcotraficantes por el departamento del tesoro. >> la ley dice cuidado con que manejes activos de esa persona, generalmente tiene que ver con dinero, las raÍces o derechos que pudieran ser matizados. gerardo: Ávila aclarÓ que si el dinero proviene de la pelÍcula y no de el chapo no estarÍa bajo el escrutinio. el chapo dice que kate del castillo nunca llegÓ a recibir dinero. >> no recibiÓ un solo peso >> el poder firmado compromete a del castillo de los productores realizar prÁcticas y negociaciones conjuntos separadamente en territorio mexicano o en el extranjero, pero chapo puso una excepciÓn

. >> reporter: there's edward snowden, and there's hollywood director, oliver stone. he's making a film about edward snowden, and this is ralph, the man oliver stone has hired to keep his film about edward snowden away from prying eyes. >> he doesn't really know. >> mal he's a hacker, and watchg very closely. >> they still have this idea that the film isn't canned. and it's a physical thing. and it's not. but you're capturing this film, it's a file, and it gets duplicated and multiplied in the process, and that didn't happen with a piece of film. >> hacking is big business. just and sony about that. in 2014, the cyber criminals stole tara bites of data, and it cost the film millions of dollars. >> five out of every ten businesses in the united states have fallen to some sort of cyber attack, and in one year, that number was up 40%, and it's getting worse and not better. hollywood is a major victim. you have so many people involved in the network production process, and they're all accessing files using their own phones, and in some cases, their own laptops, and to kee

. >> reporter: there is edward snowden, and there is hollywood director oliver stone. making a film about edward snowden. and this is ralph, the man oliver stone has hired to keep his film about edward snowden away from prying eyes. ralph is a hacker, turned hacker detector, one of a new breed called digital bodyguards, helping hollywood make sense of a world where it is more than a film fans watching closely. >> from the moment you are captioning this film and it is a file, and it gets duplicated so many times. that didn't happen with a physical peace of film. >> reporter: hacking is big business. remember 2014 cyber criminals beached sony's system, and stole tara bites of data. five out of every six businesses here in the united states have fallen victim of some sort of cyber attack. this is a problem that is getter worse not better, and of course, hollywood is a major target for these hackers. in previous years the studios could control who saw what and when. nowadays you have so many people involved in the production process, and they are using their own phones, th

nbk, natural-born killers, the violent revenge movie by oliver stone. which brings us to the central question about dylan klebold. why did he go from suicidal to homicidal? did eric infect him with a kind of pathological virus? or was it dylan's presence that reinforced eric's violent fantasies? >> do you think dylan klebold knew right from wrong? >> yes, absolutely he did. but it did not preclude him from being able to participate in the planning and to carry it out. >> do you believe in evil? >> i don't think so. i don't think i do. >> reporter: but o'toole says there were signs that were missed and that it's striking how many other people might have raised an alarm. it turns out the boss at the pizzeria where dylan worked had seen the two boys experimenting with a pipe bomb. and perhaps most shocking of all ten pages of savage threats. some frightened parents had alerted them. police started to draw up a search warrant. but thinking they don't have enough do nothing. sue klebold says for months and months her mind was looking for any way to deny the

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think of oliver stone's 1991 film "jfk." still controversial because it explores the conspiracy theory version of the kennedy assassination. >> why was kennedy killed? who has the power to cover it up. >> there are many people who saw oliver stone's "jfk" who believe the version of events that they saw in that film. that's where they get the >> i think for sophisticated very clear that this is an almost visionary interpretation of events on his part. but i take your point thatrent danger. responsibility lies with the viewer as well. if schools aren't teaching history that's a p should be teaching media literacy at this point.in a gold medal film. >> the makers of the bio pic "race" about runner jessie owens were given practically no fudge the facts. >> the fastest sprinter jessie owens won four gold medals at hitler watched. >> reviewed the script page by page, line by line, made a number of adjustments which theye reason that was important was so that history wouldn't be rewritten. and that the facts be right. >> owens' mar

. >> this is ralph, the man oliver stone has hired to keep his film about edward snowden away from prying eyes. he is one of a new breed called digital bodyguards, helping helping hollywood make sense of a world where it is more than film fans watching very closely. >> they still have the idea of this film is in the can as if it were a physical thing and it's not. from the moment of your capturing this film, it's a file that gets duplicated and multiplies throughout that process. that didn't happen with a physical piece of film. >> hacking is big business. 2014, cyber criminals breached the systems and stole terabytes of data and it cost sony millions of dollars. five out of every six large businesses here in the united states have fallen victim to some form of cyber attack. that figure was up 40% in one year. this is a problem getting worse, not better. of course, hollywood is a major target for these hackers. in previous years, the studios could control who saw what and when they saw it. everything was on film, much more linear. now you have so many involved in that production process a

ambos han trabajado con sean pean y oliver stone. >> tenemos una gran amistad y aspecto humanitaria.la contra prestaciÓn que se paquete y otorgar el recibo mÁs eficaz en nombre del apoderado. >> sÉ los tramites, la pelÍcula no es nada ilegal, sÉ que habÍa un cineasta argentino, estaba un espaÑol y sÉ que kate iba a ser como representante del seÑor guzmÁn. reportero: consultamos con un abogado experto de la ley de estados unidos, que prohÍbe hacer negocios, narcotraficante por el departamento del tesoro. >> esa ley en particular dice cuidado con que tu manejes activo de esa persona, y esos activos tienen que ver con dinero, bienes raÍces o derechos que pudieran sermÓ ser monetari rodrÍguez abogado de guzmÁn nos dijo que su cliente le asegurÓ que kate del castillo nunca recibiÓ dinero. dijo que no tiene nada que ver, estÁ especulando del dinero, un solo peso no agarrÓ de mÍ. reportero: el poder firmado por guzmÁn en el altiplano compromete kate del castillo a realizar platicas en territorio mexicano o en el extranjero, pero el capo puso una condiciÓn, los guiones en el caso del cine se

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