
Enrico is a corporate man whose job is to manipulate inexperienced scions into selling their flailing companies. His latest assignment proves more difficult than anticipated—since his target are two young siblings whose parents just died in a car accident.
This film feels like a sharp, uncomfortable suit. It’s a cynical look at corporate maneuvering and sudden wealth, underscored by a quiet melancholy. The tone is uneasy, exploring greed and loss with a detached, observational style.














