This movie provides a peak into the toxic culture of a financial organization. We're well into the 21st century yet the financial organizations still in this day and age reflect the old feudal systems of the middle ages whereby all is governed by hierarchical primitive ways of working. The acting was good, it makes you really feel the revulsion against the filth in such organizations. I don't know whether this movie had a deep message or whether it resonates with everyone, but it surely reflects a reality that people who have worked for such similar organizations know too well. As for what we can call the main story line, the relationship of the two protagonists in that toxic settings, well it could have been significantly better of course, but I appreciate that the writer(s) tried to do their best to make this movie both interesting and emotionally engaging, at some expense of detracting from its realism.
Review of Fair Play
