Chicago Seven: Aaron Sorkin sues America on Netflix

In 2010, Aaron Sorkin scripting and David Fincher directing sparks with

, an unflattering portrayal of Mark Zuckerberg, the brilliant, self-centered and unlovable founder of Facebook.

Ten years later, the social network has taken power and world cinema, already in bad shape before the Covid-19 pandemic, is in a comatose state.

David Fincher found asylum on Netflix.

After the

and

,

, his feature film in black and white on the screenwriter of

, is expected on the streaming platform on December 4.

Aaron Sorkin's

arrives this Friday, October 16, and confirms that American adult films, without superheroes or animated characters, now exist almost only outside theaters.

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