Farewell Facebook (2010)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 11M

Director : Joep van Osch

Synopsis

Can I be Facebook friends with my parents? Should I add someone I don't really know? Will other people think my status updates are funny?

Actors

Crews

Joep van Osch
Joep van Osch
Director
Sam de Jong
Sam de Jong
Assistant Director

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