And All You Do Is Watch

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After the accidental death of her daughter at a busy intersection, Jenni is confronted with videos of Mia's death online. Instead of helping, passers-by either looked the other way or filmed with their cell phones and even boasted about their "crass" postings. Jenni can't let go of the terrible pictures. She is completely captivated by the horror and anger at the pitiless inquisitiveness of the onlookers. There is little room for their grief. Instead, she obsessively searches for the accident spectators in order to confront them with the effects of their sensationalism. She also finds it - but first encounters don't help her, nobody seems to be aware of an offense or able to admit it. On the verge of overstepping the bounds of legality herself, Jenni struggles to bring onlookers to justice.