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In the Company of Men

1997 · Movie · R · 97 min

6.9(168)unSUB Rating

ComedyDrama

Two corporate coworkers on a short business assignment channel their bitterness into a cruel plan: win over a vulnerable woman at the office, then humiliate her as payback for past romantic wounds. As the scheme unfolds, workplace power games and shifting loyalties turn their petty revenge into something far more unsettling.

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Details
Years
1997
Release date
1997-03-28
Language
English
Rated
R
Runtime
97 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.7/10 (168 votes)
Box office
$2,800,000
Budget
$25,000
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a dark, dialogue-driven story about manipulation and corporate cruelty that leaves you uneasy, in the vein of Naked; Not for you if you want likable leads, warmth, or a feel-good payoff.

Pros: sharply written dialogue; gripping moral discomfort; strong central performances | Cons: bleak mean-spirited tone; slow talky pacing; emotionally draining watch

Themes

  • office
  • deaf
  • love
  • secretary
  • dating
  • misogynist
  • admiring

Awards & recognition

  • Sundance Filmmaker Trophy Dramatic · 1997

Cast & crew

  • Aaron Eckhart

    Aaron Eckhart

    as Chad

  • Stacy Edwards

    Stacy Edwards

    as Christine

  • Matt Malloy

    Matt Malloy

    as Howard

  • MM

    Michael Martin

    as Co-worker #1

  • MR

    Mark Rector

    as John

  • CH

    Chris Hayes

    as Co-worker #2

  • JD

    Jason Dixie

    as Intern

  • Emily Cline

    Emily Cline

    as Suzanne

  • RB

    Roxanne Butler

    as Flight attendant

  • TE

    Tahirah Essix

    as Traveler

Directed by Neil LaBute