Instead, Venis hopes to acquire tech from fellow poker night attendee Jeff (Ramy Youssef), who has created a filter capable of distinguishing AI from reality. Yet Jeff is hesitant to sell, both because Traam is a "racist and shitty" platform, and because his net worth is skyrocketing in the face of all the chaos.

JASON SCHWARTZMAN WAS only 18 when his career began. His very first movie was 1998's Rushmore, the second film from writer/director Wes Anderson, and it finds Schwartzman in the lead role of the too-smart-for-his-own-good high schooler and self-styled playwright Max Fischer.

Welcome to Mountainhead, the blackly humorous and incredibly alarming film from Succession creator Jesse Armstrong. The 54-year-old British writer’s first feature-length drama – and his directorial debut – is a scathing satire on what happens when the American “broligarchy” is allowed to run riot: things quickly get murky, not to mention Musk-y.