Fernando León de Aranoa's 'The Good Boss' sees no evil, speaks no evil
In its own unmemorable way, the movie spends two hours hammering the same point home: justice without loyalty is hell, which is true enough.
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In its own unmemorable way, the movie spends two hours hammering the same point home: justice without loyalty is hell, which is true enough.
This dark and spot-on corporate satire is infused with humanity thanks to a funny and committed cast.
Leon de Aranoa isn’t interested in cheap laughs or broad physical comedy and “The Good Boss” targets audiences who prefer not to be spoon-fed.
A satire on corporate corruption, 'The Good Boss' is shortlisted for the Academy Award for best international feature film. It stars Javier Bardem.