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Release Date:
June 16, 2012
Original Title:
Travelling Salesman
Genres:
Drama | Mystery
Production Companies:
Fretboard Pictures
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 80
Four mathematicians are gathered and meet with a top official of the United States Department of Defense. After some discussion, the group agrees that they must be wary with whom to trust and control their solution. The official offers them a reward of $10 million in exchange for their portion of the algorithm, swaying them by attempting to address their concerns. Only one of the four speaks out against the sale, and in doing so is forced to reveal a dark truth about his portion of the solution. Before they sign a license to the government, however, they wrestle with the ethical consequences of their discovery. -- Wikipedia
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Boom Operator:
John Rhee
Director:
Timothy Lanzone
Director of Photography:
Benji Bakshi
Editor:
Christopher McGlynn
Music:
Benjamin Krause
Producer:
Preston Clay Reed
Benji Bakshi
Andy Sowers
Production Manager:
Preston Clay Reed
Screenplay:
Andrew Lanzone
Timothy Lanzone
Sound mixer:
John Rhee
Still Photographer:
Michael Moriatis
Visual Effects:
Erik C. Larson
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