An unexpected promotion at a cutthroat hedge fund pushes a young couple's relationship to the brink, threatening to unravel not only their recent engagement but their lives.
Phoebe Dynevor
Emily
Alden Ehrenreich
Luke
Eddie Marsan
Campbell
Rich Sommer
Paul
Sebastian de Souza
Rory
Sia Alipour
Arjun
Yacine Ramoul
Jeremie
Brandon Bassir
Dax
Jamie Wilkes
Quinn
Freddy Sawyer
Derek
Geraldine Somerville
Emily's Mother
Patrick Fischler
Robert Bynes
Laurel Lefkow
Connie
Buck Braithwaite
Theo
Jim Sturgeon
Uncle J
Linda Ljoka
Mrs. Meyers
J. Pace
Noah Analyst #1
Leopold Hughes
Ken Oak
Boris Fionov
Russian Translator
Jelena Stupljanin
Relative #1
Katarina Gojković
Relative #2
Ivona Kustudić
Emily's Aunt
Greg De Cuir
Guest Speaker
Stefan Miloradović
Crest Capital Analyst #3
Abden Asham
Crest Capital Analyst #4
Aleksandar Bimbašić
Crest Capital Analyst #5
Filip Todorovic
Crest Capital Analyst #6
Nenad Stefanovic
Crest Capital Analyst #7
Pei Hua Lu
Crest Capital Analyst #8
Evan Zhao
Crest Capital Analyst #9
Jovana Miletic
Crest Capital Office Secretary
Novica Milosavljević
Russian Client
Ivana Ivić
Human Resources #1
Branimir Cirić
Human Resources #2
Abe Fark
Harris Analyst #2
Director, Writer
Chloe Domont
February 11, 2023
7
**Fair Play continues to crank the tension higher and higher, with paranoia, fear, and betrayal exploding in a stressful and well-done finale.**
I saw Fair Play at Sundance 2023 in a crowd of cinema enthusiasts, making the theater experience electric and engaging! While Fair Play isn't my typical movie taste, it was exceptionally well done, with tension and stress building consistently from start to finish and exploding into all-out insanity and paranoia in the film's final act. My heart was pounding as the selfishness and jealousy of these characters devolved into pure hatred and disdain. Once the credits rolled, I finally felt like I could breathe for the first time in an hour! Domont did so much with so little, mastering suspense and keeping the audience on edge. With such arrogant and self-centered characters, it is hard to "enjoy" the film, but the craft and skill are undeniable, and it's no surprise why it was so well received at Sundance and scooped up so quickly by Netflix.