Julia Garner
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Matthew Macfadyen
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Makenzie Leigh
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Kristine Froseth
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Stéphane Dussud
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Dagmara Dominczyk
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Bregje Heinen
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Juliana Canfield
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Alexander Chaplin
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Lou Martini Jr.
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Liz Wizan
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Clara Wong
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Julia Garner | Matthew Macfadyen | Makenzie Leigh | |||
Kristine Froseth | Stéphane Dussud | Dagmara Dominczyk | |||
Bregje Heinen | Juliana Canfield | Alexander Chaplin | |||
Lou Martini Jr. | Liz Wizan | Clara Wong |
Julia Garner | Matthew Macfadyen | ||
Makenzie Leigh | Kristine Froseth | ||
Stéphane Dussud | Dagmara Dominczyk | ||
Bregje Heinen | Juliana Canfield | ||
Alexander Chaplin | Lou Martini Jr. | ||
Liz Wizan | Clara Wong |
There is nothing glamorous or rewarding about her job, yet she’s often reminded that any young aspiring film producer would kill to take her place. Over the course of 24 hours we witness as Garner’s superbly understated Jane faces a multitude of degradations and hostilities (from both men and women), which she continues to bear stoically.
She quietly goes about her mundane tasks with an attitude of someone who is used to this type of treatment. Just when we think that nothing can be done about her growing discomfort in this land of self-importance, Jane takes action – and what follows is a fascinating depiction of the mechanics that lead to abuse of power.