Hacker Culture, to me atleast is somewhat broad. Here are some places where I found good representations: 1. Halt and Catch Fire: 70s/80s tech scene. Full sta

Hacker Culture, to me atleast is somewhat broad. Here are some places where I found good representations: 1. Halt and Catch Fire: 70s/80s tech scene. Full stack hackers building products, companies. Depicts the hackers, code monkeys, visionary types, managers, financers- everyone. Also shows the transition of the business scene from analog to digital. 2. Westworld (Season 1 only) is brilliant. It depicts the ambition, the hubris involved in creating something new and grand. 3. The Travelling Salesman: P vs NP is solved. What are the implications, what are the uses, how will the State react? What is the role of the people imvolved? 4. Primer: Mind bending movie on time machine. 5. and 6. Imitation Game and A Beautiful Mind: I believe most people on HN will like these. 7. Agora is a hidden gem not many know about. It is anout Hypatia. 8. Dangerous Knowledge is a documentary about paradigm changing science. Godel, Turing, Boltzmann are covered. 9. Fractals is also a nice documentary with interviews from Mendelbrot. 10. Codebreaker is a mich more accurate biography of Turing that covers other aspects of his, not limited to his codebreaking and homosexuality. 11. Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz: very nice and left a deep impression in me. ____ I am yet to watch: 1. Hidden Figures 2. Stand and Deliver 3. I'm In 4. TPB: AFK 5. Pirates of Silicon Valley 6. Triumph of the Nerds ____ Harvard Professor Oliver Knill has a list and clips from movies where math appears: https://people.math.harvard.edu/~knill/mathmovies/ https://people.math.harvard.edu/~knill/mathmovies/ ____ I came to know a lot of these movies through Kagi search and Reddit search. "Best movies for mathematicians and computer scientists" and similar searches.