Spread

The film constructs its comedy from the clash between naive ambition and weathered cynicism, relying on the magazine office as a stage for media satire. It explores the compromises of revitalizing a fading brand with a steady stream of workplace banter.

Those who tire of heavy plots will find a brisk, dialogue-driven TV movie with sharp one-liners. What lingers after is the amusement of the sparring dynamic, not a profound message. — MovieFinder Editorial