The Rise, Lies, & Demise of Jan Hendrik Schön

The Rise, Lies, & Demise of Jan Hendrik Schön

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Released:2020-08-06
Duration:118 min
Country:Canada
Director:Kevan MacKay
Actors:Kevan MacKay, Scott Bunch, Don Monroe, Jan Hendrik Schön
Production:BobbyBroccoli

Overview:

In the midst of the worst period in his company's history, a lone physicist shines as a beacon of hope thanks to his ingenuity and hard work. But soon, Bell Labs will be making headlines for all the wrong reasons.

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