Codebreaker

The film "Codebreaker" tells the story of Alan Turing's life through a discussion between him and his psychiatrist Dr. Franz Greenbaum. It explores Turing's childhood, his school days, and his work on cracking the German Enigma Code during World War II, which helped save millions of lives. The documentary also delves into Turing's struggles with his homosexuality, his treatment by the government, and his tragic death due to cyanide poisoning in 1954.