Arbitrage

2012 • 107 minutes

À propos de ce film

Dynamic performances by Richard Gere and an all-star cast highlight this riveting, suspense-filled thriller about love, loyalty, and high finance. Robert Miller (Gere) is a New York hedge-fund magnate who appears to have it all -- money, power, a loving wife (Susan Sarandon), and a devoted daughter (Brit Marling) working by his side. But behind the gilded walls of his mansion Miller is running on borrowed time, trying to unload his crippled trading company before his frauds are revealed. A deadly error throws Miller's "perfect life" into a tailspin, raising the suspicions of a detective (Tim Roth) and threatening the future of his financial empire. As the line blurs between what is right and wrong, legal and criminal, Miller is driven to desperate measures to protect the only thing more precious than his considerable fortune: his family.

Notes et avis

I would've liked the movie, but hated how they put the Black guy on trial and all he did was picked up Richard Gere when he's the one who wrecked the car that killed his mistress. Gere was never brought to the police station, SMH. Do better

...about a guy who digs himself into a hole so deep you wonder how he's going to get out of it. It's actually worth checking out to see how exactly he get's out of the mess!

I was stunned at the story telling throughout this movie. The characters actually seemed like tall people instead of the cookie cutter archetypes we see in most films.