General Director von Ulrich is determined to introduce the American working pace at his office. The first to get fired is his secretary; she's replaced by stenographer Sui Sachs.
You should probably watch this today if you have a soft spot for 1930s office dramas where everyone talks slightly too fast. It is perfect for people who like a scrappy underdog story. 🐭 But if you hate those old movies where the 'romance' feels like a boss just bothering his employee, you’ll probably find this one a ...
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"You should probably watch this today if you have a soft spot for 1930s office dramas where everyone talks slightly too fast. It is perfect for people who like a scrappy underdog story. 🐭 But if you hate those old movies where the 'romance' feels like a boss just bothering his employee, you’ll probably find this one a bit annoying. The movie starts with General Director von Ulrich being a total jerk about what he calls the "American working pace." He wants everything to move at light speed, whic..."
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