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A Good American A Good American

Friedrich Moser / Austria / 2015 / 100 min / Slovene subtitles, English / 16+

A codebreaker genius, a revolutionary surveillance program and corruption across the board of NSA. Against this backdrop unfolds the feature documentary A Good American. The film tells the story of Bill Binney and his program ThinThread and how this perfect alternative to mass surveillance got ditched by NSA for money – 3 weeks prior to 9/11.

Friedrich Moser (filmography)
The Brussels Business (2012)

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