How the Government reacts to weird geniuses

Rating: 7/10 (30 October 2016)

Alan Turing, a weirdo of his times, had the brains for puzzles but socially inept. Once his talent and genius is appreciated by the government, he is fancied. He engages the computer revolution by creating a working machine that could crack the German encrypted radio transmissions, called Enigma. In so doing saving many thousands of lives and ending the war at a sooner date, and might also alter the outcome of the war. The film would have been great fiction if it wasn't from reality.
(SPOILER) The film has some strange undertones and should be noted as a warning to all inventors who act in the benefit of their country. See that his employer in the British Secret Service. Plants in the work group a Russian spy, and the secret service employer himself is a Communist ! Once Turings homosexual activities is discovered, His good deeds was soon forgotten. The British Goverments thanks him by putting him on a medical treatment, resulting in his suicide. His reward was a death sentence ! A tragedy .