01Tech business
2010 · Feature film
The Social Network
Facebook's early growth puts friendship, ownership and ambition under pressure.
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02Tech business
2015 · Feature film
Steve Jobs
Three product launches frame a drama about Apple's co-founder and the people around him.
03Tech business
2013 · Feature film
Jobs
A dramatized portrait follows Steve Jobs from early experiments to leadership at Apple.
04Tech business
1999 · TV film
Pirates of Silicon Valley
Apple and Microsoft rise as personal computing becomes a commercial battleground.
05Tech business
2013 · Feature film
The Internship
Two salesmen enter a technology internship and struggle to find their place.
06Tech business
1999 · Feature film
Office Space
Frustrated software workers rebel against a workplace dominated by bureaucracy.
07Tech business
2018 · Feature film
The Hummingbird Project
Cousins attempt to build a faster data connection for financial trading.
08Tech business
2023 · Feature film
BlackBerry
A Canadian technology company races from breakthrough devices to fierce smartphone competition.
09Tech business
2001 · Documentary
Startup.com
A documentary follows an internet startup through growth, conflict and financial pressure.
10Tech business
2018 · Documentary
General Magic
A documentary revisits a team whose ambitious handheld-computing ideas arrived early.
11Tech business
2011 · Documentary
Something Ventured
Investors and founders discuss the venture-capital relationships behind technology companies.
12Tech business
2012 · Documentary
The Startup Kids
Young web entrepreneurs discuss the work and uncertainty of building companies.
A simple way to learn from movies
Pick a topic you enjoy. Read the spoiler-light introduction, watch the trailer, and explore the study sections. The practical examples are learning exercises, not claims about scenes in the film. Fiction can start a useful conversation, but it cannot replace a technical course or a reliable historical source.