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The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz (2014)
Documentary, Crime . 01 h 45 m
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Overview
Programming prodigy and information activist Aaron Swartz achieved groundbreaking work in social justice and political organizing. His passion for open access ensnared him in a legal nightmare that ended with the taking of his own life at the age of 26.

Release Date
27 June 2014

Languages
English,

Produced By
FilmBuff, Participant, Luminant Media, Unjustus Films,

Directed by : Brian Knappenberger

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"The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz - " is english Language Movie.

"The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz" was released on 27 June 2014 it had box office collection of $48,911.

The movie was directed by Brian Knappenberger

It has cast of: Aaron Swartz as Self, Tim Berners-Lee as Self, Cory Doctorow as Self, Peter Eckersley as Self, Lawrence Lessig as Self, Brewster Kahle as Self in lead roles.

Series Cast

Aaron Swartz
Self
Popularity:1.4

Tim Berners-Lee
Self
Popularity:1.4

Cory Doctorow
Self
Popularity:1.4

Peter Eckersley
Self
Popularity:0.8

Lawrence Lessig
Self
Popularity:1.4

Brewster Kahle
Self
Popularity:1.4

It Crew included: Brian Knappenberger as Director(Directing), Brian Knappenberger as Writer(Writing), Suzanne Danziger as Associate Producer(Production), Andy Robertson as Editor(Editing), Zach Braff as Executive Producer(Production), Denise Gaberman as Associate Producer(Production), Lincoln Else as Director of Photography(Camera), Jeffrey Kanjanapangka as Associate Producer(Production), Brian Knappenberger as Producer(Production), Brian Knappenberger as Executive Producer(Production), John Dragonetti as Original Music Composer(Sound), Brian Knappenberger as Director of Photography(Camera), Brian Knappenberger as Editor(Editing), Scott Sinkler as Director of Photography(Camera), Mason Fink as Executive Producer(Production), Charles Annenberg Weingarten as Executive Producer(Production), Clementine Leger as Associate Producer(Production), Jason Decker as Editor(Editing), Greg Kidd as Executive Producer(Production), Bryan Storkel as Editor(Editing), Aaron Greenspan as Executive Producer(Production), Michelle Witten as Editor(Editing), in lead roles.

Series Crew

Brian Knappenberger
Director
O:Directing

Brian Knappenberger
Writer
O:Writing

Suzanne Danziger
Associate Producer
O:Production

Andy Robertson
Editor
O:Editing

Zach Braff
Executive Producer
O:Production

Denise Gaberman
Associate Producer
O:Production

Lincoln Else
Director of Photography
O:Camera

Jeffrey Kanjanapangka
Associate Producer
O:Production

Brian Knappenberger
Producer
O:Production

Brian Knappenberger
Executive Producer
O:Production

John Dragonetti
Original Music Composer
O:Sound

Brian Knappenberger
Director of Photography
O:Camera

Brian Knappenberger
Editor
O:Editing

Scott Sinkler
Director of Photography
O:Camera

Mason Fink
Executive Producer
O:Production

Charles Annenberg Weingarten
Executive Producer
O:Production

Clementine Leger
Associate Producer
O:Production

Jason Decker
Editor
O:Editing

Greg Kidd
Executive Producer
O:Production

Bryan Storkel
Editor
O:Editing

Aaron Greenspan
Executive Producer
O:Production

Michelle Witten
Editor
O:Editing
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Status: Released
Released on:
27 June 2014

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