Mozilla teams up with Hot Docs and the innovative, New York-based film festival Rooftop Films to present a free screening of fascinating and engaging new short films that investigate the myriad ways that the internet affects our daily lives. Our world is more connected today than ever before. It’s not all good, and it’s not all bad. But it’s all new, and it’s changing our human experience. We find love and connection on the Internet. And yet, hate flourishes as well. We join communities on the Internet, but in the process, we put ourselves in filter bubbles. Many of us make our livings on the Internet, while others lack access and are deprived of opportunity. Who are we in this connected world? And what does it mean for us IRL? Terms of Service will explore these question through collections of short films about you, me, and the Internet.

Ok Google Now | D: Brett Gaylor and Darren Pasemko

The Birth of the Camera Phone | D: Jonathan Ignatius Green

Kiem Holijanda | D: Sarah Veltmeyer

Cellular | D: Christian Kozlowski

Wave | D: Benjamin Cleary

Artifice | D: Kevin Bryne

It Should Be Easy | D: Ben Meinhardt

Why Misinformation Works | D: Stuart Langfield and Marco Patricio

*Additional films to be announced

6:15 PM: Doors Open

7:00 PM: Screening

8:15 PM: Panel Discussion

Guests include Mark Surman, Executive Director of The Mozilla Foundation and Marco Patricio, Director of Why Misinformation Works.

Tickets: FREE (a maximum of two per person)