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Title: In the Company of Men (1997)
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| Aaron Eckhart | ... | Chad | |
| Stacy Edwards | ... | Christine | |
| Matt Malloy | ... | Howard | |
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Michael Martin | ... | Co-worker #1 |
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Mark Rector | ... | John |
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Chris Hayes | ... | Co-worker #2 |
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Jason Dixie | ... | Intern |
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Emily Cline | ... | Suzanne |
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Roxanne Butler | ... | Flight attendant |
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Tahirah Essix | ... | Traveler |
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Julia Henkel | ... | Traveler |
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Sara Pauley | ... | Traveler |
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Cheryl Russell | ... | Traveler |
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Jasen Savage | ... | Traveler / Bank patron |
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Lynette Smith | ... | Traveler |
Two junior executives on a six-week business trip, both of whom have been recently hurt by women, devise a horrible plan to get even with women for their past hurts: They intend to find, romance, and then dump a vulnerable woman. They choose Christine, and for a while all goes according to plan. However, it soon becomes clear that things are not as simple as they think. Written by <mbwrite@pipeline.com>
Neil Lebute's "In the Company of Men" is a film depicting emotional terror inflicted by two guys onto an innocent, deaf woman. One is sleazy, self-absorbed and mean-spirited, but charismatic and socially powerful and popular. The other is less than popular and tags along for his "therapeudic" plan to put a woman through romance-related stress to relieve them of their woman troubles. The result is a haunting, realistic wake-up call. From it's disorienting opener to a truly disturbing closing shot, "In the Company of Men" is a truly important motion picture.