The Social Reckoning (2026)
22 Oct 2026 ● Latin American Spanish ● 1 hr 52 mins
A companion piece to the hit film, THE SOCIAL NETWORK, Sorkin's original screenplay tells the true story of how Frances Haugen (Madison), a young Facebook engineer, enlists the help of Jeff Horwitz (White), a Wall Street Journal reporter, to go on a dangerous journey that ends up blowing the whistle on the social network's most guarded secrets.
Cast: Anna Lambe, Betty Gilpin, Jeremy Allen White, Mikey Madison
Crew: Aaron Sorkin (Director), Jeff Cronenweth (Director of Photography), Alexandre Desplat (Music Director)
Genres: Drama, Thriller, Biography
Release Dates: 22 Oct 2026 (Mexico | Wide Theatrical Release)
Did you know? Although Mark Zuckerberg and Frances Haugen are close in age, Jeremy Strong is more than 20 years older than Mikey Madison. Read More
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Sony Pictures Malaysia (Malaysia)
Sony Pictures Releasing (United States)
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Theatrical
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Latin American Spanish
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24 fps
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Dubbed from: The Social Reckoning (English)
Trivia:
Although Mark Zuckerberg and Frances Haugen are close in age, Jeremy Strong is more than 20 years older than Mikey Madison.
Jesse Eisenberg declined to reprise Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network sequel, saying he had grown uncomfortable with his association with the real Zuckerberg and his recent actions. He also disliked encounters such as fans asking him to autograph “I’m CEO, bitch” memorabilia at airports. Aaron Sorkin later said he spent three days trying to persuade Eisenberg to return, but Jeremy Strong was ultimately cast instead.
Dedicated to the memory of Rob Reiner, who was murdered on December 14, 2025. Reiner was one of director and writer Aaron Sorkin’s closest friends; the two collaborated on A Few Good Men (1992) and The American President (1995).
Jesse Eisenberg declined to reprise Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network sequel, saying he had grown uncomfortable with his association with the real Zuckerberg and his recent actions. He also disliked encounters such as fans asking him to autograph “I’m CEO, bitch” memorabilia at airports. Aaron Sorkin later said he spent three days trying to persuade Eisenberg to return, but Jeremy Strong was ultimately cast instead.
Dedicated to the memory of Rob Reiner, who was murdered on December 14, 2025. Reiner was one of director and writer Aaron Sorkin’s closest friends; the two collaborated on A Few Good Men (1992) and The American President (1995).
