The Social Reckoning
A straight whistleblower thriller about Facebook’s secrets that sticks to corporate power and reporting, not culture-war checkboxes. The Social Reckoning follows Frances Haugen, a Facebook engineer who decides the company’s internal findings cannot stay buried. She teams with Wall Street Journal reporter Jeff Horwitz and the pair push into the risks of leaking material that the platform would rather keep locked down. The film plays as a docudrama built around the real Facebook Files episode, emphasizing court-case tension, corporate conspiracy, and the mechanics of blowing the whistle inside a tech giant. Nothing in the available plot summary, tagline, or production keywords points to race or gender swaps, DEI subplot lectures, anti-religious jabs, or quota-driven side stories. It stays fixed on social-media accountability and the personal cost of going public. With no viewer comments to