TPB AFK: The Pirate Bay - Away from Keyboard

A sober, heartfelt portrait that builds quiet outrage as a brilliant young life is crushed by an indifferent system, leaving sorrow and resolve.

A lively, talky documentary that turns a flamboyant legal battle into a tense, thought-provoking look at power and the internet.

A scrappy, earnest documentary that feels like a road trip through hacker subculture, mixing outrage at injustice with geeky camaraderie.

A grounded, talky dramatization of idealistic young hackers taking on the establishment, equal parts tense and earnest.

A sober, talky documentary that lays out a digital crime saga like a procedural, more informative than gripping.

A long, methodical exposé that feels like a tense, satirical investigation into unchecked power and its personal and political fallout.

A cerebral, slow-burning legal drama that toggles between idealistic 90s hacker culture and a tense modern courtroom battle, feeling both nostalgic and quietly infuriating.

A slippery, unsettling meta-documentary that blurs performance and reality, leaving you unsure what to believe and quietly complicit in the voyeurism.

A curious, slightly paranoid plunge into hidden online worlds, equal parts alarming and eye-opening, that rewards attention with uneasy questions.

A sobering, interview-driven look at an industry scandal that balances disturbing revelations with workers' perspectives, leaving a lingering sense of unease.

A dense, sobering plunge into secrets and power, equal parts gripping and disquieting, leaving you unsettled about who to trust.

A lively, funny, and eye-opening look at how digital rebellion upended an industry, told with insider charm.