In January 2019, it was announced Jason Clarke and Nick Robinson had joined the cast of the film, with Tiller Russell directing from a screenplay he wrote. In May 2019, Cole Sprouse, Darrell Britt-Gibson and Jimmi Simpson joined the cast of the film. In June 2019, Paul Walter Hauser, Katie Aselton and Lexi Rabe joined the cast of the film. That same month, Daniel David Stewart joined the cast of the film, replacing Sprouse.
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Silk Road (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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- 1 Mondo BoysThe Silk Road 2:22
- 2 Mondo BoysWaves at Home 2:55
- 3 Mondo BoysDEA 0:48
- 4 Mondo BoysBowden Demoted 0:51
- 5 Mondo BoysThe Lost Road 1:29
- 6 Mondo BoysBowden Reassigned 0:41
- 7 Mondo BoysFinding the Road 2:44
- 8 Mondo BoysBowden's Turf 0:32
- 9 Mondo BoysRayford's Spot 1:57
- 10 Mondo BoysBlog Entry 0:45
- 11 Mondo BoysMushrooms in the Mall 1:20
- 12 Mondo BoysFeels Like the Future 2:16
- 13 Mondo BoysWaves at the Aquarium 1:56
- 14 Mondo BoysVPN 1:18
- 15 Mondo BoysMarked Mail 0:42
- 16 Mondo BoysChronic Pain 1:15
- 17 Mondo BoysNews 2:27
- 18 Mondo BoysTarbell 1:06
- 19 Mondo BoysWolf in Sheep's Clothing 1:41
- 20 Mondo BoysGeofence 1:32
- 21 Mondo BoysRaid 0:49
- 22 Mondo BoysDread Pirate Roberts 1:38
- 23 Mondo BoysWire Me the Bitcoin 1:13
- 24 Mondo BoysBackground Check 0:55
- 25 Mondo BoysReturn to Sender 0:40
Silk Road
(2021)6
| Country | |
| Runtime | 1 hr 50 min |
| Premiere: World | $38 449 March 11, 2021 |
| Premiere: USA | February 19, 2021 |
| Digital: World | February 19, 2021 |
| Parental Advisory | Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking, Profanity |
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| Production Companies | |
| Also Known As | Dead End on Silk Road United States |
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Philosophical twenty-something Ross Ulbricht creates Silk Road, a dark net website that sells drugs, while DEA agent Rick Bowden goes undercover to bring him down.Сast and Crew
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The Book Behind the Film "Silk Road" (2021)
About the Book
The film "Silk Road" is based on the book American Kingpin: The Epic Hunt for the Criminal Mastermind Behind the Silk Road by David Kushner. This non-fiction book delves into the true story of Ross Ulbricht, the creator of the infamous online black market known as Silk Road. The book provides a detailed account of Ulbricht's rise and fall, exploring the complexities of his character and the impact of his creation on the world of cybercrime.About the Author
David Kushner is a well-known journalist and author, recognized for his work in exploring the intersection of technology and culture. His writing often focuses on the darker sides of the digital world, and he has contributed to numerous publications, including Rolling Stone and Wired.Film Adaptation
The film adaptation, directed by Tiller Russell, attempts to capture the essence of Kushner's book by focusing on the dramatic and thrilling aspects of the story. While the film takes some creative liberties for cinematic purposes, it remains largely faithful to the book's narrative, highlighting the key events and characters involved in the Silk Road saga.Key Differences
- The film condenses certain events and characters to fit the runtime, which may lead to a simplified portrayal of complex situations described in the book.
- Some character motivations and backstories are altered or omitted to enhance the film's dramatic tension.
Overall, the film "Silk Road" provides a compelling visual representation of David Kushner's book, offering audiences a glimpse into the fascinating and dangerous world of the Silk Road.
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Critique: 13
A fervently topical, at times intriguing, but ultimately rather sketchy drama…
The Social Network redrawn in weed and wispy start-up beards.
In many respects, "Silk Road" is an excellent examination of why you should probably never date, or maybe even socialize with, a libertarian...
This is a smart movie about smart people doing some not-smart things and facing the consequences that keeps us absorbed.
A passable cybercrime thriller…kind of manages to be interesting, though the invented stuff feels VERY invented…
Filmmaker Nicholas Jarecki deploys a multi-narrative structure, a la Steven Soderbergh’s "Traffic," for his well-intended epic on the Am...
Silk Road is not without its pleasures – Clarke especially is fun to watch as he gets increasingly cornered with his shakedown shenanigans&nbs...
Silk Road can see through the justifications of one criminal actor in this story, but the movie almost seems to be making its own excuses for the o...
Perhaps millennials have taken the excitement out of organised crime. You won’t find much in this movie.
Jason Clarke knocks it out of the park in the kind of role he was born to play – that of the troubled, streetwise DEA agent Rick Bowden.
Yes, this is going to be two hours of listening to the philosophizing of a libertarian edgelord whose actions on those beliefs landed him in t...
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Well, not a fountain. On this topic, it was possible to shoot deeper and more interesting.
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A pro hacker in a hoodie against an old school cop and cyber cops. Darknet, silk road sales $14-15 million/year. It’s already worth watching
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The film is not very cinematic, but also documentary editing techniques from the 00s – they drive the last nail into the coffin of the visual part. Better watch Fincher
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Cool movie, worth watching. Don’t listen to me or the film critics, just watch and don’t worry. Peace be with you.
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A terribly underrated adaptation of a real, interesting story about an Internet scam and a guy who wanted to change the world. The film is shot unexpectedly well – the shooting is pleasant, the actors play confidently, good music complements the atmosphere. It is really interesting to watch, you don’t get distracted.
In spirit it resembles "The Social Network", only a little simpler, but for its budget it is really worthy. Cons? Perhaps the lack of famous actors and a weak budget. The Russian title "Antisocial Network" is unfortunate – in the original the film is called "Silk Road", and this is much more accurate. But here is a question for the localizers.
Without embellishment: the film is worth watching and deserves a rating much higher than it is given.
Rating: 8.6/10
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