The Social Network (2DVD) - DVD

Every era has its visionaries who change the world in the footsteps of their genius – but rarely does it happen without a fight over what exactly transpired and who was there when the changes were born. In the film The Social Network, director David Fincher and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin give audiences a glimpse into the moments when Facebook, the most revolutionary social phenomenon of the new century, was created. They do this through the differing perspectives of hyper-intelligent young men, who each claim to have been there at its inception. The result is a drama full of creation and destruction, one that deliberately avoids a single interpretation. Instead, it highlights the contradictions in subjective accounts of events, mirroring the ever-changing social relationships that define our modern times.