Steve Jobs is a 2015 US biography drama directed by Danny Boyle and produced by Danny Boyle, Guymon Casady, Christian Colson, Mark Gordon and Scott Rudin. This film script was written by Aaron Sorkin based on Steve Jobs's book by Walter Isaacson and the true story of Apple founder Steve Jobs. The film stars Michael Fassbender, Kate Winslet, Seth Rogen and Jeff Daniels. The film takes place in the days leading up to the launch of major products including Apple Macintosh 128K, NeXT Computer and iMac G3. In 1984, sound presentations for the Apple Macintosh 128K failed in less than an hour before the preliminary event at the Flint Center. Apple founder Steve Jobs (Michael Fassbender) demanded that Andy Hertzfeld's technician (Michael Stuhlarg) fix it, threatening to openly involve him in presentation awards if not repaired immediately. Andy finally suggested pretending to make a presentation using a 512K Macintosh computer prototype. Steve Jobs spoke harshly with marketing executive Joanna Hoffman (Kate Winslet) about Time magazine's article which revealed a dispute with ex-girlfriend Chrisann Brennan (Katherine Waterston). Steve Jobs denied that he was the father of five-year-old Chrisann's daughter, Lisa. Chrisann arrived with Lisa to meet him and was disappointed by his denial and his refusal to support Chrisann rather than Steve Jobs's wealth. Steve Jobs issued a bond with Lisa through MacPaint's art and agreed to give more money and home. Other Apple founder Steve Wozniak (Seth Rogen) asked Steve Jobs to acknowledge the Apple II team in his presentation, but Steve Jobs felt that mentioning the computer (which he considered obsolete) was not wise. In 1988, following the Macintosh failure, Steve Jobs had founded a new company, NeXT. Before the launch of NeXT Computer at the War Memorial Opera House, he spent time with Lisa who was 9 years old, but her relationship with Chrisann was still tense. Steve Jobs accused Chrisann of being irresponsible and using Lisa to get money from him. Steve Wozniak arrived and predicted NeXT would be another failure. Steve Jobs was angry at Steve Wozniak about public criticism of him and Steve Wozniak questioned Steve Jobs's contribution to the history of computing. Steve Jobs defended his role as a conductor, who directed "musicians" like Steve Wozniak. Apple CEO John Sculley (Jeff Daniels) asked to find out why the world believes that he fired Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs was actually forced out by the board of Apple Inc., which was determined to renew the Apple II after a failed Macintosh sale. Steve Jobs criticized the decision and challenged them to cast a final vote on his term, despite John's warning. After Joanna and Steve Jobs discussed NeXT's unclear direction, he realized that Steve Jobs had designed computers to lure Apple, buy the company and return Steve Jobs In 1998, Apple released John, bought NeXT, and appointed Steve Jobs as CEO. Steve Jobs will launch the iMac at Davies Symphony Hall. He was very happy with Joanna's strong marketing estimates, but was very angry because Lisa had let her mother sell the house Steve Jobs bought for them. Joanna reminded that Steve Jobs threatened to withhold Lisa's tuition, Andy admitted that he paid Lisa's tuition and suggested that Lisa get therapy. Steve Wozniak once again requested that Steve Jobs reward the Apple II team during the presentation, and once again, he refused. John arrived and met Steve Jobs secretly. Both make up for their mistakes, then they discuss the life of Steve Jobs as an adopted child. Steve Jobs admitted that his need to control his words came from a feeling of helplessness when he gave up. At Joanna's suggestion, Steve Jobs apologized to Lisa for his mistakes and accepted that he was his father, admitting that Steve Jobs was very bad. Lisa saw her father on stage, introducing the iMac. That's a bit of a story about Steve Jobs's travel film, according to our group
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