The Lobster
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Its deadpan absurdism turns a rigid social system into sharply funny, unsettling satire, with escalating surreal rules and a similarly cool, off-kilter visual style.
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01 / THE STORY
Cassius "Cash" Green lives in his uncle's garage with his girlfriend, Detroit, an artist. Struggling to pay rent, Cash gets a job as a telemarketer for RegalView. Cash has trouble talking to customers until an older co-worker teaches him to use his "white" voice, at which Cash excels.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Cassius "Cash" Green

Salvador

Mr. _______

Sergio Green

Cassius Green's White Voice

Squeeze

Detroit's White Voice

Diana DeBauchery