The Realm
Why this pick
Like The Good Boss, it turns a charismatic Spanish authority figure’s frantic damage control into a sharply escalating, darkly comic portrait of power and self-preservation.
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Why this pick
Like The Good Boss, it turns a charismatic Spanish authority figure’s frantic damage control into a sharply escalating, darkly comic portrait of power and self-preservation.
Why this pick
Its social observation is more dramatic than comic, but it similarly exposes how supposedly respectable people use manners, hierarchy, and bureaucracy to exert control.
Why this pick
For the workplace ensemble and corrosive humor: a corporate retreat brings professional rivalries, managerial posturing, and suppressed resentments to an increasingly unruly boil.
Why this pick
Its tone is gentler, yet its satirical view of people packaging human vulnerability for prestige and profit should suit the moral discomfort beneath The Good Boss’s comedy.
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01 / THE STORY
An ex-employee who has been sacked protests loudly and camps outside the factory... A foreman who is jeopardising production because his wife is cheating on him... An irresistible trainee... On the eve of receiving an award that is supposed to honour his company, Juan Blanco, heir to the family's ancestral scales factory, urgently needs to save the business. He sets about it in his own paternalistic, authoritarian way: as a good boss?
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Blanco

Miralles

Liliana
Román

José

Ángela

Periodista

Alejandro