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Try 7 Days Free, then $14.99/month. Watch now. When Ravn started his IT firm, he invented a nonexistent CEO to hide behind when unpopular decisions needed making. However when he wants to sell the company, Ravn must get this boss to appear and sign away the firm. So he hires unemployed actor Stoffer to play what becomes the role of a lifetime.
The real owner, Ravn, has never let on to his colleagues that he is the boss because he hates having to fire people or give them bad news. Instead Ravn (who pretends to be the company lawyer) has created a fictitious 'boss of it all', Svend, who for the last 10 years has supposedly been running the firm by e-mail from the USA. Now Ravn is in ...
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The Boss of It All. Director Lars von Trier ditches the pretensions but keeps his misanthropy in The Boss of it All, a surprisingly sharp and witty comedy about office life gone haywire. For years ...
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Neil Young 16 Jun 2009 6. When Ravn started his IT firm, he invented a nonexistent CEO to hide behind when unpopular decisions needed making. However when he wants to sell the company, Ravn must get this boss to appear and sign away the firm. So he hires unemployed actor Stoffer to play what becomes the role of a lifetime.
11. Aug. 2009 · Controversial yet always-interesting filmmaker Lars von Trier takes a surprising turn with THE BOSS OF IT ALL. You can watch the full film online at lovefilm...
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Sinopsis The Boss of It All. Proprietarul unei companii IT vrea sa vanda, dar are o mica problema. Cand a fondat firma, a numit si un director fictiv, care urma sa "ia" toate deciziile nepopulare. Cand potentialii cumparatori insista sa negocieze doar cu directorul "cel mare", proprietarul angajeaza un actor pentru a-l intruchipa pe acesta.
The Boss of It All is von Trier at his silliest. Even though it is 100 minutes, the runtime feels like it was padded with a bunch of gags that go on longer than they should. It does have an interesting concept, though. An actor is hired to play a character in a corporate environment, and this actor loses himself in the role of president of the company (who actually doesn't exist). At one point ...
