The Imitation Game
The Imitation Game is set During World War II and follows Alan Turing, British mathematician as he is enlisted to try to break German codes encrypted using Enigma machines. It shows the process through which Turing worked to crack the code.
When Britain declares war on Germany in 1939, Turing joins a cryptography team, led by Commander Denniston, aiming to crack ciphers created by Enigma machines, which the Nazis use to provide security for their radio messages.
Turing prefers to work alone, considering his teammates unnecessary. He designs a machine to decipher Enigma, but funding for it was refused by Denniston, so Turing writes to Winston Churchill, putting himself in charge and funding the machine. Turing places a difficult crossword in
When Britain declares war on Germany in 1939, Turing joins a cryptography team, led by Commander Denniston, aiming to crack ciphers created by Enigma machines, which the Nazis use to provide security for their radio messages.
Turing prefers to work alone, considering his teammates unnecessary. He designs a machine to decipher Enigma, but funding for it was refused by Denniston, so Turing writes to Winston Churchill, putting himself in charge and funding the machine. Turing places a difficult crossword in