The Boss Gets What She Wants

About This Movie

In 'The Boss Gets What She Wants,' there's this strange blend of office humor and tension drawing you in. Christie's on a quest to expand her business, but when Evelyn enters the scene, it feels like a comedy of errors. The pacing is a bit uneven at times, with moments that drag, yet it captures the absurdity of workplace dynamics really well. The performances have this chill vibe, especially the way the tension builds between coworkers waiting for the inevitable confrontation with their boss. Practical effects are minimal, but it’s really all about the characters and their quirks. It’s an interesting commentary on ambition and laziness, woven through some sharp dialogue that makes you think.

This film has had a rather obscure release history, with limited physical copies surfacing in collectors' circles. While not widely regarded, its unique take on workplace dynamics has garnered a niche following among those interested in indie films. The scarcity of this title may pique the interest of collectors looking for lesser-known works that capture the nuances of modern professional life.