German reasoning brain burning movie

Who am I? There is no absolutely safe system. It is a German mystery film written and directed by Balaam Bo Aadahl, director of Diablo and 1899, and produced by Sony 20 14.

Although many years have passed, it is still the main body of the work, and careful plot setting has always been talked about. More than 80% praise and 7w+ five-star evaluation make it still superior to 95% similar suspense crime works. Although at first glance, from the name of the film, I think it only focuses on hackers and network data security, but the core that the director wants to present is far more than that.

Through the perspective created by the protagonist Benjamin, the film tells the story of the establishment of the hacker organization Clay, and how to attract the attention of Mr. X and Europol step by step, and finally go to the dangerous abyss. The reversal in the last 20 minutes is a highlight of the whole film. At the same time, the director once again pointed out that the biggest security flaw is not in any program or server, but in human beings.

In terms of details, the film has also done its homework, and all the details in the early stage are echoed one by one. Even when Benjamin left Interpol, you could see clowns flashing in the corner, and the truth was finally "decrypted" by magic. There is no waste of bedding, and there is no redundant narrative. The phrase "everyone will only see what he wants to see" pushed the "social engineering trick" to a climax. Finally, everyone will have different understanding and reasoning about the truth.

Who am I? There is no absolutely safe system.

Premiere: 20 14.9.6 (Canada)

Type: suspense/thriller/crime

Length: 102 minutes

Recommended: four stars

Introduction: Benj&min is a real diaosi in the three-dimensional real world. Loser, it is difficult to find a sense of existence, but she has her own heroic dream. Although his career is unremarkable, at the age of 25, he was a computer geek with an incredible talent for digital technology. Until one day he met Marx who was eager to be a potential revolutionary in the "hacker world".

Since then, Marx, Benjamin, prodigy Stephen and Paul have formed the hacker organization CLAY. Their superb hacking skills attracted the attention of the German secret police and Europol, and an evil hacker regarded them as a threat and wanted to get rid of them. Benjamin felt that he was facing a life-and-death test, and their goal didn't seem worth the price. ...