Business Class

This film offers a sharp, observational look at the manufactured nature of fame within a glittering urban landscape.

A wry, quietly sad observational gaze at staged prosperity, watching hollow spectacle and personal disillusionment unfold with detached curiosity.

A glossy, easy-going peek at extreme wealth and the workers who keep it running, more curious than critical.

This film offers a stark, unvarnished look at the raw human scramble for wealth in a developing locale.

A sober, quietly eye-opening explainer that makes abstract money systems feel personal and immediate.

A sober, indignant explainer that walks you through financial chicanery with a sense of outrage and mounting unease.

A reflective, conversational travelogue that gently probes money and contentment, more thoughtful than thrilling.

A sobering, observational documentary that follows three young women navigating fame and money with a mix of curiosity and unease.

A cool, static, essayistic stare at office life that rewards patience with quiet conceptual unease.

A brisk, candid portrait of a shrewd operator, equal parts business chronicle and character study, told with wry detachment.

A quiet, reflective documentary that lets you watch ordinary lives unfold with honesty and gentle emotional weight.

A quiet, patient look at ordinary factory lives, more observational than dramatic, asking you to sit with routine and dignity.