[FAIR PLAY Review Netflix] a broken couple’s life through the world of Wall Street.

FAIR PLAY A couple in love working at a Wall Street stock market fund company had to keep their relationship a secret due to the company’s strict policies, until the woman was promoted. During the period when they decided to get married, this secrecy began to take a toll on their relationship, leading to its deterioration.

FAIR PLAY Review (No Spoilers)

The first film from director Chloe Domont, who co-wrote and directed it, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival before Netflix acquired the rights. It tells the story of a couple whose relationship gradually falls apart. The characters argue throughout the film, with the conflict starting one night when Emily receives a late-night phone call from her boss, leading to her getting a promotion that makes Luke suspicious about what might be happening between her and boss. While initially there seem to be no issues, tensions start to rise as their work begins to suffer, leading to personal mistrust and a game of trying to outmaneuver each other, with both of them keeping secrets in their hearts, even though they return home together every night.

The movie focuses on dialogue that gradually escalates tension, primarily revolving around work-related issues. It incorporates stock market-related terminology to a small extent, without causing significant problems for viewers who may not be familiar with such terms. This aspect of the storyline flows smoothly, making the decision-making game of buying stocks for the company’s benefit engaging. The boss, who frequently uses coarse language towards subordinates, becomes an additional recurring element,Create problems that worsen the relationship between the couple.

In the personal life aspect, the couple simply agrees to get married but is pressured by Emily’s mother to plan an elaborate engagement without knowing that her daughter is facing issues. This adds another layer of complexity to the story.

The movie features several explicit sex scenes, which both parties enjoyed before they encountered issues. However, as the story unfolds, their emotional connection becomes asynchronous, leading to one party wanting it while the other faces difficulties. The film effectively portrays the challenges of sex in a relationship and integrates it into the climax of the story. Nevertheless, the final scene may appear more subdued than the emotional explosions seen throughout the film, leaving room for viewers to interpret it in their own way.

However, what really stands out in the movie is the beauty of the actress Phoebe Dynevor . She looks stunning throughout the film, even when she’s in work attire, exuding a sensual aura. She delivers explosive moments of anger and even reaches the point of emotional breakdown in the end. On the other hand, Alden Ehrenreich‘s character, Luke, appears more ordinary. While he does have intense emotional scenes, the issue lies in the fact that the character development isn’t as balanced, with more focus on the female lead.

In summary, it’s a movie in the genre of relationship problems where a couple quarrels intensely, involving issues like job competition in the stock market, their impending marriage, and sexual matters. With a touch of intrigue added to the storyline, the movie creates occasional moments of suspense. However, it ends abruptly, leaving viewers feeling disappointed.

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