The Cleaners (2018)

Move over, Dark Web. In this both illuminating and creepy doc-noir, lurks a stressed, exploited army of outsourced cyber-police tasked with expunging whatever corporations counting Google, deem mandatory. Cell phone activists as well - you get the idea.

In practice, Block and Riesewieck's film is a frustratingly superficial treatment of its subject, failing to push into the questions it raises and unwilling (or unable) to show us any of the images with which these content moderators struggle.

It's when the doc moves from the micro to the macro view that it gets less cohesive, but it still makes some vital statements in doing so.