Resolute, cold, hard – words to describe Emilie, an uncompromising manager working for Esen, a large multinational company. As the head of human resources she’s not exactly the favorite member of the team, but her situation becomes intensely complicated the moment she, like many others, witnesses the suicide of one of the staff. The complex investigation of the crisis becomes a moral test of responsibility for the protagonist, who up till now, in her limitless devotion to work, introduced measures that caused misery for more than one employee. In the competitive world of corporate society, the pressure is unrelenting, and maintaining one’s integrity can become a struggle that’s not so easy to win. Due to its chosen topic, Corporate offers hard-hitting, ever-current testimony about relations between the individual and the system that are so often fraught with difficulty. And while this spare narrative allows for standout performances, substantive and effective work with cinematic resources emphasizes the film’s modern style.