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Stream The Billion Dollar Code — Season 1, Episode 1 on Netflix. Watchlist. Juri and Carsten recount meeting in Berlin and securing Deutsche Telekom's investment in their completely unproven ...
- Overtaken by A Tech Giant
- Time Travel to The 1990s
- A Fiction, Based on Real Events
The Netflix miniseries tells in two timelines and four parts how two computer freaks developed their idea, convinced a large corporation and finally the whole world of its interest — only to be robbed of their fame and fortune by a tech giant's legal ruse. With this German production, Netflix demonstrates once again that the setting of a story is n...
Details of the 1990s are meticulously reproduced. Through the story of Juri Müller and Carsten Schlüter, the miniseries dives into the atmosphere of Berlin's post-reunification era, with its techno clubs, its wildly experimental art scene and its hackers, who weren't really taken seriously at that point. It was a time when having an actual bank acc...
A rollercoaster ride, fast-paced and emotional, which ends in an exciting court drama — with a cast of consistently outstanding actors. With The Billion Dollar Code, director Robert Thalheim and screenwriter Oliver Ziegenbalg have created a journey through time in a fiction based on real events. The idea for the story arose while having a barbecue ...
THE BILLION DOLLAR CODE. Four episodes, 58 to 77 min each. Created by Oliver Ziegenbalg (screenwriter) and Robert Thalheim (director) Cast: Mark Waschke, Mišel Matičević, Leonard Scheicher, Marius Ahrendt, Lavinia Wilson, Seumas Sargent, Lukas Loughran.
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Original Release. October 7, 2021. Series on Netflix. The Billion Dollar Code is a German courtroom drama limited series created by Oliver Ziegenbalg and Robert Thalheim. It is based on Joachim Sauter's 1996 Terravision who went in court against Google.
