Drama · History
American
2015 · Directed by Danny Boyle · 123 min
Three product launches, three mornings, one man. Before each presentation, Steve Jobs is cornered backstage by the people from his past and present, and the film uses those collisions to build a portrait of him. The tone is fast, verbal and theatrical.
Why it matters in cinema history
A defining example of the fragmentary, dialogue-driven biopic of the 2010s, and a late high point in the screenwriter-led American drama that Sorkin built across The Social Network and beyond.
Watch with intention
Watch it as a play about one man's relationships, staged in corridors, and let the speed of the talk carry you.
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