The Social Reckoning

MK Gallery is screening Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning from Saturday 14 November to Saturday 21 November, with six screenings spread across the week. It's an original screenplay from Sorkin, running 112 minutes and shown in English.

If you remember The Social Network, this is its companion piece. It draws from the events that led to the Wall Street Journal's exposé 'The Facebook Files', and it's inspired by the true story of Frances Haugen, a young Facebook engineer who enlists the help of Wall Street Journal reporter Jeff Horwitz to blow the whistle on the social network's most guarded secrets. It's a whistleblower story about the inside of the company, so it sits closer to the fallout of the Facebook era than to the founding story Sorkin told the first time around.

There are six screenings to choose from, so you can pick the one that fits your schedule. It kicks off on Saturday 14 November at 3.10pm, then there's a double on Tuesday 17 November at 12.45pm and 7.10pm, and a morning showing on Wednesday 18 November at 10.30am, which is a Silver Screening. Friday 20 November has one at 1.00pm, and it wraps up on Saturday 21 November with a 10.30am Captioned Screening.

Entry is free, and the film is 112 minutes long. With screenings running from mid-afternoon on the first Saturday through to a captioned morning show on the final one, there's a good spread of times to work around.