Aaron Sorkin directs a gripping drama about Frances Haugen, the Facebook engineer who risked everything to expose the company's secrets. With a stellar cast led by Mikey Madison, this is a must-see thriller now in Belgian cinemas.
Get ready for a tense, talky thriller that only Aaron Sorkin could deliver. The Social Reckoning stars Mikey Madison as Frances Haugen, a young engineer who teams up with Wall Street Journal reporter Jeff Horwitz (played by Jeremy Allen White) to blow the whistle on Facebook's most guarded secrets. With Sorkin's signature rapid-fire dialogue and moral urgency, this is a drama that crackles with relevance.
Did you know? This is Sorkin's first film since Being the Ricardos (2021), and he's assembled a powerhouse cast. Jeremy Strong, known for his intense method work on Succession, plays a key Facebook executive, while Wunmi Mosaku and Betty Gilpin add further depth. The film runs a tight 112 minutes, ensuring every scene counts.
Genre-wise, it blends the investigative journalism thrills of Spotlight with the tech-world paranoia of The Social Network (which Sorkin also wrote). But this time, Sorkin directs, bringing his own visual style to the story. Expect sharp dialogue, ethical dilemmas, and a timely look at the power of big tech.
The Social Reckoning is now playing in Belgian cinemas. Don't miss this explosive true story brought to life by one of Hollywood's most distinctive voices.
