Thanks to a translator biochip, nobody has to speak the same language anymore. When the young CTO of the company responsible for this groundbreaking technology discovers their imminent firmware release has been hacked, she is against the clock to save everyone from bio warfare.

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I like Adam Bernstr'm's idea.

Played as?a comedy. ? Maybe the setup could be that the U.N. ?now uses digital translator technology. The staff of flesh-and-blood translators has been eliminated.

Then a hacker turns the meeting of world leaders (at the U.N.) into a modern day Tower of Babel at the worst possible moment, in the middle of an international crisis that threatens to plunge the world into war.

That's a movie I would like to watch.

fwiw

I like Adam Bernstr'm's idea.

Played as?a comedy. ? Maybe the setup could be that the U.N. ?now uses digital translator technology. The staff of flesh-and-blood translators has been eliminated.

Then a hacker turns the meeting of world leaders (at the U.N.) into a modern day Tower of Babel at the worst possible moment, in the middle of an international crisis that threatens to plunge the world into war.

That's a movie I would like to watch.

fwiw

I don't know if this is the kind of movie you have in?mind, but I just saw this in my mind's eye:

The hack risks causing numerous international incidents next time world leaders meet ? and the international incidents could lead to WWIII ? because the hack turns this Universal Translator Chip into an equivalent of the Dirty Hungarian Phrasebook. (Monty Python sketch.)
That's a movie I would love to watch.

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