Movie Review | 'Severance': Dead-End Jobs
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âSeveranceâ turns a corporate retreat in a Hungarian forest into a bloody game of whack-a-mole.
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Aaron M. Feuestein, a corporate folk hero who paid workers out of his own pocket during a rough patch, wants to buy his old company back. A storybook ending, right? Not quite.
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A business course on cutthroat capitalism disguised as a slacker comedy: Thatâs the kindest way to describe Michael Lehmannâs âFlakes.â
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The biopic shows admirably how liberating, and threatening, the work of some scientists can be. It's a timely film, a reminder that scientists sometimes suffer in their efforts to reveal truths others would prefer remain hidden. Jason Silverman reviews Kinsey.
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The writersâ strike is on the brink of ending in true Hollywood fashion: through connections.
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The bad news: David Brent, the comically cringe-worthy hero of "The Office," was laid off from his job as a manager of a paper-supply company on season two of this hilarious BBC mockumentary series.    The good news: He took his termination money and financed a rock video starring himself...
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The actor pulled out of a film, and may be contemplating retirement.
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A frenetic remake of a cult classic shows how each film generation finds its own tone and terrors
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A film is paisa vasool only if it gives value for money till 'The End'.
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This new series has an experienced cast, a skilled crew and a hefty share of early setbacks.
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It's hard to imagine a sequel to a  movie like Oscar-nominated crime drama "The Departed," which  ends in such a spasm of violence that hardly any of the lead  characters are left alive.
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âFierce People,â completed in 2004 and just being released, is the product of a business in which too many movies are vying for too few weekends.
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In the entertainment world, everybody is a freelancer. There is no job security for the movie fraternity in   Bollywood or anywhere in the world.
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Category killers don&#39;t usually exit gracefully from the markets they establish. By revolutionizing the toy industry and driving every mom-and-pop store off the face of the earth
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HAMBURG -- They closed the cinema and then the disco. The tractors grew scarce and the men grew moody. Claudia Mantzsch's east German hometown seemed to shrink. She wanted to stay but was laid off two weeks after getting her first job. Her boss offered some advice: Flee this place, or become a nurse for the elderly.
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Different business models, same path to success -- make good movies.
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The company is surviving, but it's hardly inspiring.