Hackers and codes

With a wonderful performance by Rami Malek, this series is the first super production to show an approach that seems closer to the reality of the hacking and cyber activism world.

Beyond its incredible action scenes and revolutionary special effects, the greatness of "The Matrix" largely lies in the philosophical postulates the movie poses, which lead the characters to hack themselves out of the system.

Directed by David Fincher, this movie tells the story of Facebook's origin through a perfect cinematography and a dark soundtrack composed by Trent Reznor.

This film tells in a grand way the life and efforts of Alan Turing, father of modern computing, thanks to the wonderful performance of Benedict Cumberbatch. The testimony of how computing began to be used for war.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt achieves a great performance of Snowden, a character who became famous for leaking secret documents of the United States government that violated the freedom of its own citizens.

Directed by David Fincher and starring Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara, this intriguing mystery and investigation story is one of the darkest production of Fincher's filmography.

Based on the technological culture of the early 80s, this film was one of the first representations of the hacker figure on the big screen. A classic of techie movies.

In addition to offering a great new performance by Bruce Willis, this movie managed to show hacking as a risk that could endanger entire countries.

Starring Sandra Bullock, this film does not show a very realistic representation of the hacking process, but it does mean a great addition to the hacker aesthetic of the 1990s.

Starring John Travolta and Hugh Jackman, this film uses the hacker phenomenon as an excuse to give us several fun action scenes and powerful explosions.