Jill Tomfohr

All the reviews that I saw advertised said this was a dramatic and suspenseful critique of powerful men in the business world. All I saw was a boring day-in-the-life-of montage of typic office assistant activities. Sure, it was well acted, but it was neither dramatic not suspenseful. It was, however, a glimpse of Hollywood calling itself out for the irredeemable acts that supposedly go on behind the scenes, but I'd rather whomever call the cops and file lawsuits against such behavior rather than make a Sundance submission about it. Which would get more productive results to prevent said behavior?