Micro Men

About This Movie

Micro Men explores the clash of visionary inventors in late 70s Britain, with a richly textured atmosphere that captures the era's ambition and tension. The performances, particularly those of the leads, convey a palpable rivalry and the personal stakes involved in the tech revolution. The pacing is tight, allowing for an engaging exploration of their contrasting philosophies—Sinclair's grand ideas versus Curry's practical applications. The film deftly weaves the personal with the professional, showing how ambition can drive wedges between friends. Practical effects and period details enhance the authenticity, making it feel like a genuine snapshot of a pivotal moment in tech history. It’s an interesting take on the genesis of home computing and the human stories behind it.

Highlights the tension between personal ambition and friendship.Richly detailed period representation of late 70s tech culture.Interesting perspective on the origins of home computing.