This film tells about a series of documentaries that embody the reality of the computer network. The film presents a documentary look at the evolution of content and related development of a site specializing in drug trafficking and more. In this film we will see that what we get every day in only 4% of the information on the Internet, 96% remain unknown. The film embodies those slanderous cultural products, organized crime boycotts, as well as information from government agencies such as the FBI, CIA and others.
Winter does a great job of delving into the underworld of the internet and the intricacies of the Silk Road case, it's just a shame it's not a more rounded view, as you can't help but feel there's another side to the case you're not being told about.
Winter paints this as all just valiant Austrian economists and Libertarian politics filtered through open source software, fighting the evil government. His failure to see villains on both sides undercuts his own arguments.
"Deep Web" has an undoubtedly fascinating subject, but don't be surprised if you walk away feeling like it's yet to be explored to its fullest potential.
