Whoever shot this film knew what they were doing. The movie plot and writing was decent but the cinematography really told the story effectively. I noticed that lenses were constantly swapped, there were camera moves that had great angles, and there was planned choreography that looked great. Best of all, all of this stuff served the story! Every shot had a purpose and conveyed an emotion. When this movie started to play, I immediately thought it was recently shot and produced. I was surprised to learn that it was released in 2012! This movie shows me how careful planning can produce timeless cinematic artwork.
Review of A Company Man
