The Fifth Estate

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biographical thriller film film

The Fifth Estate is a 2013 biographical thriller film that dramatizes the rise of WikiLeaks and its controversial founder Julian Assange.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	biographical thriller film → film →
basedOn	Inside WikiLeaks: My Time with Julian Assange at the World’s Most Dangerous Website → WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange’s War on Secrecy →
basedOnAuthor	Daniel Domscheit-Berg → David Leigh → Luke Harding →
characterPortrayedBy	Alan Rusbridger – Peter Capaldi → Anke Domscheit-Berg – Alicia Vikander → Birgitta Jónsdóttir – Carice van Houten → Daniel Domscheit-Berg – Daniel Brühl → James Boswell – Stanley Tucci → Julian Assange – Benedict Cumberbatch → Sam Coulson – Anthony Mackie → Sarah Shaw – Laura Linney →
cinematographer	Tobias A. Schliessler →
composer	Carter Burwell →
countryOfOrigin	Belgium → United Kingdom → United States →
director	Bill Condon →
distributor	Touchstone Pictures →
editor	Virginia Katz NERFINISHED →
genre	biographical film → drama film → thriller film →
mainCharacter	Daniel Domscheit-Berg → Julian Assange →
narrativeFocus	ethical implications of leaking classified information → whistleblowing and government secrecy →
originalLanguage	English →
portrays	activities of WikiLeaks → controversies surrounding Julian Assange → rise of WikiLeaks →
producer	Brad Dorros → Michael Sugar → Steve Golin →
productionCompany	Anonymous Content → DreamWorks Pictures → Participant Media →
releaseDate	2013-09-05 →
releaseEvent	2013 Toronto International Film Festival →
runtimeMinutes	128 →
screenwriter	Josh Singer →
starred	Alicia Vikander → Anthony Mackie → Benedict Cumberbatch → Carice van Houten → Daniel Brühl → Laura Linney → Peter Capaldi → Stanley Tucci →
theatricalReleaseDate	2013-10-18 →

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Benedict Cumberbatch →	notableWork