What I like especially about THE COMPANY is, that the three episodes are very well paced and that each reflects a different movie genre.
The first episode is a romantic thriller in which the main character falls in love with a German ballet dancer that provides the CIA with information. However, as often in spy movies, this love can't last and will haunt the protagonist until the end of his life. The second part is again involving romantic relationships, however this time the story is much more action dominated - this part I would say is an action thriller. I was fascinated by the way the filmmakers narrated the Hungarian Revolution and also how they were able to capture the emotions of the people involved in Cuba in such a short time. The third part then again is a first class espionage thriller that concentrates on deception amongst trusted allies and how betrayal can make a man loose trust in his own instincts.
I loved every second of the preview I was lucky to attend!
The first episode is a romantic thriller in which the main character falls in love with a German ballet dancer that provides the CIA with information. However, as often in spy movies, this love can't last and will haunt the protagonist until the end of his life. The second part is again involving romantic relationships, however this time the story is much more action dominated - this part I would say is an action thriller. I was fascinated by the way the filmmakers narrated the Hungarian Revolution and also how they were able to capture the emotions of the people involved in Cuba in such a short time. The third part then again is a first class espionage thriller that concentrates on deception amongst trusted allies and how betrayal can make a man loose trust in his own instincts.
I loved every second of the preview I was lucky to attend!