Corner Office

Orson's newfound solace in the company's deserted corner office serves as both an escape from the mundane interactions with his indifferent coworkers and a catalyst for the escalating tension within the office space. In this sharp satire of corporate culture, we see how Orson's simple desire for peace and quiet unravels into a web of misunderstandings, gossip, and resentment among the employees who struggle to adapt to his solitary existence amidst their shared workspace.As the story unfolds, it becomes increasingly clear that Orson's choice of isolation is not just an individual preference but a reflection of the wider disconnect between the company's workforce and the management that overlooks them from afar. The film explores themes of camaraderie, loneliness, and the human need for connection in an environment where colleagues are often nothing more than fleeting faces in the crowd.This office satire presents a witty critique of modern workplace dynamics while keeping viewers engaged with its blend of dark humor and poignant observations on the challenges faced by individuals working in a disconnected corporate landscape.