(Wired) – Aaron Sorkin’s sequel to The Social Network attempts to shame a ruling class that has proved itself shameless.

Sorkin still wasn’t sure he had a film, but one day he asked Haugen why she finally decided to go to the media. “She just told me in kind of an offhand way, ‘Oh, I had this friend who was radicalized by Facebook after spending too many hours on the platform,’” he recalls. “And I began to get the idea for what is now the opening scene of the movie.” (Read More)