Aaron Sorkin

For more than a decade, every time the social media billionaire made headlines — his MMA training, his kill-what-you-eat dinner with Jack Dorsey, his science-dinner brush with Elon Musk, his purchase of an Irish castle — fans have asked Sorkin to write a follow-up to that origin story

His new film, "The Social Reckoning", looks at what the platform has become and the role it plays in division, extremism and misinformation in America, themes that have fuelled his long-running public feud with Mark Zuckerberg

This quasi-sequel to ‘The Social Network’ loses David Fincher and Jesse Eisenberg, but promotes original scribe Aaron Sorkin to director — it results in a half-formed legal thriller with all the pace and imagination of a PowerPoint presentation

Directed by Sorkin from his own script, the film centers on the partnership between journalist Jeff Horwitz and Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen

The follow-up to the Oscar-nominated drama The Social Network, premiering October 9, sees Strong take over the role of the tech billionaire from Jesse Eisenberg

That film examined the founding and meteoric rise of Facebook, as well as CEO Mark Zuckerberg's (Jesse Eisenberg) tumultuous relationship with co-founder Eduardo Saverin (Andrew Garfield)

Some of the most hotly anticipated films of the next couple of years have been previewed at the annual gathering of the cinema industry, CinemaCon, in Las Vegas this week