How exciting it was to play hide and seek as a child! Not only to find the right spot to hide away, but to peep out and watch our chaser looking for us. To scrutinize him, to figure out what his next move will be, knowing that in any minute we can be spotted. ADRENALIN RUSH!!! This section is about playing hide and seek on a larger scale and on a professional level. Documentary makers at some point in their work are in need of hidden camera footage to show certain actions or to prove a fact. There are cameras everywhere: in the bushes, behind a tree, or built into a suitcase, a tie clip or a pen… Or just hand held, like average tourists. But how far can filmmakers and reporters go -- even with the best intentions? And how deep can they dig in their investigation? Where are the limits? Or are there any?…
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