As early as 2005, a film produced by France, Austria, Germany, Italy and the United States was criticized by the Guardian as "the first great film of the 21st century".
The best director at the 55th Cannes Film Festival was named Hidden camera (Hidden).
Film "Hidden camera" Juliet Binosh is the leading actress in the film.
In the story, the protagonist receives a videotape of stealthie's daily life, and cannot help but fall into memories, suspicions, anger and remorse.
Some people say that this work is better than the innuendo of international politics and social strata, but more importantly, it has become the real prophecy of the real world in the next decade or so. Around us, the movie protagonist is frequently stealthie's experience, is happening at all times.
In the movie tenant downstairs, Ren Dahua's landlord installs pinhole cameras in every room.
One of the biggest pastimes of the day is to use these cameras to open the "God's View".
The workplace, the train car, the dressing room, the bathroom, the unobtrusive black spot on the wall may be the hidden stealthie camera, and the next you'll be the heroine in the porn video.
Where we can't see, we can't reach, there's a terrible pair of "eyes" hidden.
Because of stealthie, she committed suicide three times a month.
In less than a week from Dec. 31, 2018 to Jan. 6, 2019, pear videos revealed two cases of couples staying at the hotel when they found cameras.
When a couple checked into a 7-day hotel chain in Guangzhou, they found suspected cameras on a bed-to-bed outlet in the room. The client said, "there is a small hole in the lower right-hand corner of the socket, and we were stunned" and then immediately called the police.
In Beijing, more than two thousand kilometers from Guangzhou, the girl Zhang Pei's hotel opening video with her boyfriend is being viewed millions of times on porn, which sells stealthie, and there is a lot of dirty language below to comment on her figure and looks.
She was so naked and exposed without warning to millions, even tens of millions of people in whole network, that her privacy and body were being watched over and over again.
After that, a good, bad friend, put the video in front of her boyfriend, "Brother, this piece of heroine, very similar to your girlfriend ah."
Or is it not familiar with students, the video Zhang Pei's face screenshot down, sent to the high school classmates group, but also specially Aitte she:
"is this you?"
The last straw of Zhang Pei's death comes from the boyfriend who is about to marry. A week later, the boyfriend can not bear the pressure of all aspects, and Zhang Pei proposed to break up. At this time, Zhang Pei tasted the sinister heart for the first time, so dark.
In a series of blows, Zhang Pei's spirit fell into great pain, grief and indignation, unbearable in the following month, she committed suicide three times, only one death.
And like Zhang Pei, as more and more hotel stealthie incidents were exposed, constantly surfacing.
Even the police seriously warned everyone not to be careless! All you have to do in a hotel is check for pinhole cameras and where they're hidden!
According to the Southern Metropolis Daily, 35 hotels in at least 24 cities have been detected for stealing pinhole cameras since 2016, including five-star hotels.
Judging from the current exposure, the status quo is somewhat pessimistic: online sexual crime people are extending their tentacles to every corner through a pinhole camera.
A couple broke up, girls killed themselves, but no one can tell, how many hidden cameras are hiding in the dark.
In Korea: 18 million women are being stealthie
The same disgusting thing happened in South Korea.
South Korea's stealth cameras have long been a problem, and South Korea's government has been struggling with stealth porn cameras spread over private spaces.
South Korean police identified more than 6500 stealthie cases in 2017, a fivefold increase in eight years. Between 2012 and 2016, more than 26,000 Koreans, more than 80 percent of whom were women, were victims of illegal stealthie.
The number is only "confirmed," said Oh Yoon-sung, a professor of criminology at Shun Tin Heung University in South Korea, who said the number of real victims was "likely to be 10 times the number given by the police."
Security sign from the police.
According to a 2018 study by the South Korean Women's lawer Association, (KWLA), the number of "covert camera" crimes increased from 1100 in 2010 to 6500 in 2017, more than quadrupling. During this period, 16201 people were arrested for violating stealthie, 98% of whom were men, including university professors, church clerics and police officers.
Subway stations have the largest number of hidden cameras, while other public places, such as buses, dressing rooms, swimming pools, supermarkets and even bookstores, are almost everywhere.
To cover people's eyes, the criminals kept updating their stealthie tools and even using more secretive stealthie tools-tiny cameras inserted into shoes, video pens, glasses or watches with pinhole cameras, and so on.
Offenders take stealthie girls to bathe, change clothes, go to closets, create porn photo or videos, and upload them to the porn sharing site for people to download "enjoy".
These pictures of stealthie also derived a terrible "black industry chain" in recent years, the rise of the South Korean military industry, so that perpetrators of profiteering from it! ".
South Korean bathrooms, all the holes are blocked.
To avoid being targeted by stealthie, the holes that can be seen in South Korean women's public toilets are almost blocked with paper towels. Although not all holes are placed with stealthie pinhole cameras, women can only feel a little relieved by blocking them all.
Some places even affixed special "Please don't shoot" stickers, even in the gap, also with a band aid or tape and other things tightly clenched.
However, no matter how defensive women are, perpetrators who hide in the dark can always put cameras in more difficult and difficult places to detect.
As a result, South Korean women continue to live in constant fear, anxious about tiny cameras hidden in bathrooms and bathrooms, and afraid of being stolen without knowing it.
"Don't cry alone, we'll give you strength."
Faced with such a crazy social phenomenon, Korean women decided to take to the streets, protest illegal stealthie crime.
Since May 19, 2018, tens of thousands of South Korean women have launched the largest female demonstration campaign in Seoul. Protest parade escalated in the months that followed, and in July nearly 55,000 South Korean women took to the streets calling for a crackdown on "stealthie sex porn pictures."
Most of these brave, upright, strong girls, dressed in red, covered their faces at the forefront of the parade team, only to see them stride high, with their heads in the hot sun, shouting slogans and expressing solidarity with each other:
"Don't cry alone, we'll give you strength."
"those who make these videos! Those who upload the video! Those who watch these videos! They all deserve severe punishment! "
The main victims of hidden cameras are mostly teenagers or 20-somethings, with girls holding signs and banners that read, "my life is not your porn."
In this female-only parade team, with countless girls raising signs and shaving their hair, protest has been plagued by stealthie:
"my life is not your porn". "We are people. We are not your villainous fantasies."
Others used a loudspeaker to shout, "this is for a man: I am not your sexual desire!" -. I'm a first-class citizen, just like you! "
Don't be afraid. Sister's here.
At Lihua Women's University, in support of protest's girls, thousands of graduated teachers and sisters rushed back to school from all sides.
They held the "sister here" hand, used the flashlight light to disperse the night, loudly told the students: "Don't be afraid, sister is here."
The girls gathered to sing the maiden song "the reunited World":
"among the countless unknown paths, I walked towards the faint light. We will always be together, my reunited world. "
The friendship and righteousness were no less than men, and even the security guards on the side were moved to tears.
A silent weeping guard
Encouraging sustained parade, gradually playing the role of positively.
As many South Korean women wandered, South Korea's government announced that it would examine hidden cameras in Seoul's public toilets every day, starting September 3, 2018, in an effort to ease public anger over the proliferation of "stealthie porn movies".
Seoul Special Action team members check hidden cameras in women's bathrooms
South Korean President Moon Jae-in also appeared, denouncing crime has become "part of everyday life."
"We must ensure that offenders are punished more severely than they do," he told a cabinet meeting, urging officials to seek tougher penalties.
Since then, South Korea's government plans to spend 5 billion won (29.77 million yuan) to equip local government with more camera detection equipment, strengthen inspections of bathrooms in public places and private buildings, and also plan to expand the scope of inspections to primary schools. Middle and high school campuses.
It is said that the patriarchal culture in Southeast Asia places Japanese and Korean women in a very inferior position.
When the avalanche, not a single snowflake is innocent, such a society, all women in the same boat.
As the bloody and brave women stood together hugging and expressing solidarity with one another's reluctant hearts.
Don't be afraid. Sister's here. "Don't weep alone. We'll give you strength."
These help the light, let the person warm and tear, and the tide-like wave of slogans can also be translated into the determination of resistance, the power of action.
I hope that one day we can live outside without worrying about the invasion of privacy.
Hopefully one day, we don't have to worry about being watched by thousands of people.
May we have the courage to be the one who breaks the darkness to stand up bravely, to expel the darkness and to defend the dignity of life.