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Indie, open and free. That’s a healthy Internet. Leave it to filmmakers to capture the good, th

Indie, open and free. That’s a healthy Internet. [Mozila]( [Indie. Open. Free.]( [Watch ‘em all]( Leave it to filmmakers to capture the good, the bad and the ugly of our favorite shared resource, the Internet. It’s [Net Positive: Internet Health Shorts]( a festival of thought-provoking short films about the Internet, brought to you by Rooftop Films and Mozilla. Grab some popcorn and see how seven independent filmmakers interpret the health of the Internet — 49 minutes of insight into privacy, security, love, surveillance and fixing mom’s feisty phishing problem. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you might even get righteously indignant. Either way, your fellow viewers will want to hear your review in the comments. [WATCH THE FILMS]( [MOZILLA'S VIEW]( The price we pay, or the trade-off for having access to all sorts of stuff on the Internet, is often our information – sometimes too much of it. We teamed up with hitRECord, an open, collaborative production company, to crowdsource a project called [Too Much Information.]( Joseph Gordon-Levitt posed five questions about privacy, then invited the community to develop the project. It’s the first film in [the collection]( and we hope you enjoy it. MORE GOOD STUFF - Have you been hacked, or been the victim of malware or ransomware? [Get some tips to protect yourself »]( - If Prince felt the Internet was going in the wrong direction, [maybe we should listen »]( Thanks for reading! You're receiving this email because we think you’re neat, AND you subscribed to hear from us. If our emails aren’t sparking joy, we’ll understand if you [unsubscribe.]( You can also [update your email preferences]( at any time. [Mozilla]( [Donate to Mozilla]( | [Download Firefox]( 331 E. Evelyn Avenue Mountain View CA 94041 [Legal]( • [Privacy](

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