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 From the trailers, the viewer knows what themes to expect from this film. But unfortunately, an entire movie has to be about more than just male fragility and office gender politics. On that superficial level, he's doing well. There is a slow burn of tension and passive aggressiveness at a good pace throughout the image. However, there are too many insurmountable obstacles for this to be a fully realized film. First, you could say that there are no sympathetic characters. I suspect that we, as an audience, are meant to resonate with the two leads, but it didn't work out well for me. The young investment professionals coming in are just a hard step for me. Director: Chloe Domont Writer: Chloe Domont Stars: Phoebe Dynevor, Alden Ehrenreich, Eddie Marsan  I will give credit to the filmmaker who gave complexity to the main characters, their ambitions and insecurities, particularly Emily, portraying each of them in unflattering lights. But he never made me connect with them. In pa...