Antitrust

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Antitrust is a 2001 techno-thriller film about a young programmer who uncovers sinister corporate conspiracies in the high-stakes world of software development.

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instanceOf film
techno-thriller film
antagonistRole billionaire tech CEO
basedOn original screenplay
cinematographyBy John Bailey
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts open-source software community
software development
director Peter Howitt
distributedBy Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
distributorRegion North America
editedBy Zach Staenberg
filmingLocation British Columbia
Vancouver
genre techno-thriller
thriller film
hasCharacterOccupation computer programmer
mainCharacter Alice Poulson
Gary Winston
Lisa Calighan
Milo Hoffman
mpaaRating PG-13
musicBy Don Davis
narrativeFocus young programmer uncovering corporate conspiracy
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A young programmer joins a powerful software company and uncovers a corporate conspiracy involving theft and murder.
producer David Nicksay
Nick Wechsler
productionCompany Industry Entertainment
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
protagonistOccupation software developer
releaseDateUS January 12, 2001
releaseYear 2001
runtime approximately 109 minutes
screenplayBy Howard Franklin
setting high-tech corporate environment
software industry
starring Claire Forlani
Rachael Leigh Cook
Richard Roundtree
Ryan Phillippe
Tim Robbins
theme corporate espionage
ethics in software development
intellectual property theft
monopolistic power in technology industry
title Antitrust
writer Howard Franklin

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Claire Forlani notableWork Antitrust
Claire Forlani participatedIn Antitrust