Movies and TvShows featuring "corporate-satire" theme.

In the near future, humans are able to upload their consciousness into a virtual afterlife. A young man named Nathan gets uploaded after his suspicious death, and he must navigate the virtual world with the help of his handler. As he adjusts to the afterlife, he discovers a murder cover-up and tries to find a way to uncover the truth. Along the way, he forms a love interest with another uploaded user and encounters various challenges and mysteries.

Birdgirl follows the adventures of Judy Ken Sebben, the superhero alter ego of Birdman's girl/personal assistant, debuting on Adult Swim.

The Good Boss is a dark comedy that tells the story of a boss who tries to maintain a work-life balance while dealing with a cheating husband and a possessive husband. Along the way, he encounters various challenges including a culture clash, workplace relationships, and professional failures. With its satirical and comedic elements, the movie explores themes of corporate satire and tragicomedy.

The Coca-Cola Kid is a comedy-drama about an American Coca-Cola marketing expert named Becker who goes to Australia to shake up the company's operations. He gets involved in a romantic relationship with a young Australian girl named Terri. As Becker tries to make changes and introduce new strategies, he faces challenges from a local land baron and battles against the traditional marketing tactics. Through witty satire, the film explores themes of capitalism, seduction, and cultural differences.

Meet the Hollowheads is a dark satirical comedy set in a futuristic dystopian world. The Hollowheads are a middle-class family who live in an underground bunker, trying to survive the absurdities of their daily lives. The father, Mr. Hollowhead, is an abusive boss at his job, while the mother, Mrs. Hollowhead, tries to maintain a dysfunctional family dinner. Their son and daughter navigate the challenges of living in a society filled with sleazy bosses, sexual predators, and bizarre creatures like an alien dog and a parasite. The film explores themes of social satire, family relationships, and the human struggle in a dystopian future.