Aaron Sorkin's drama about Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, with Jeremy Allen White and Mikey Madison, at The Odyssey Cinema.
The Social Reckoning opens at The Odyssey Cinema on Thursday 12 November, with screenings following on Wednesday 18 November and Wednesday 2 December. It's Aaron Sorkin's latest drama, and the subject will ring a bell for anyone who's followed the Facebook stories of the last few years: it's about Frances Haugen, the engineer who went public as a whistleblower to expose what she saw as the dark truths behind the app.
Sorkin's back in the world of social media here, and he's brought a heavy-hitting cast with him. Jeremy Strong returns to the role of Mark Zuckerberg, this time as an older, colder version of the man. Mikey Madison, fresh from an Oscar win, plays Haugen, and Jeremy Allen White—known to most as the lead in The Bear—stars alongside her as they take on the behemoth. Wunmi Mosaku, Billy Magnussen and Anna Lambe round out the ensemble. Sorkin won an Academy Award for the screenplay of The Social Network, so this is a bit of a homecoming for him.
The film is rated 15 and runs 112 minutes. It's showing at The Odyssey, the independent single-screen Art Deco cinema on London Road that mixes new releases with classics, event cinema and special screenings, and has licensed bars on site.
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There are three dates to choose from: Thursday 12 November at 19:30, Wednesday 18 November at 12:30, and Wednesday 2 December at 12:30. Tickets are £8.50 to £10.50, with VIP seats at £11.50, plus a £3.00 transaction fee.
