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I don't know why films like this are being made? What purpose does it serve? Nothing in the film really means anything and doesn't help you - the viewer - to get at least something out of it. A point, a morale, something. But this thing just looks like a real movie but is not.

"Come and Find Me" is a mystery thriller film released in 2016, directed by Zack Whedon. Starring Aaron Paul and Annabelle Wallis, the film follows the story of David, played by Paul, who embarks on a relentless search for his missing girlfriend, Claire, portrayed by Wallis. As he delves deeper into her mysterious disappearance, he uncovers a complex web of secrets that leads him to question the truth about their relationship.

I saw that this film only got two nominations and no win of any sort of movie prices. Benedict Cumberbatch makes one of the best acting performances I have ever seen. And the story is told strict without any unnecessary moments of suspence, but still you will sit on the edge of your seat the whole movie through - especially knowing that it is a true story, true to history.

The movie is based on the true story of Wynne, a British businessman who becomes an unlikely spy during the Cold War.

The plot revolves around Wynne's involvement in a covert mission to obtain intelligence about the Soviet Union's plans for nuclear weapons. He forms an unexpected partnership with Oleg Gordievsky, a Soviet officer played by Merab Ninidze. The film explores the challenges and risks faced by Wynne as he navigates the world of espionage.

"Despair" beats "anger" in terms of how far it can command you. So in that way despair is a more basic feeling than anger. It is also a feminin feeling as opposed to the masculine anger. Tenet is about a battle between those two feelings or state of mind.