2) Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)
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It is an adaptation of the play by the renowned drama personality David Mamet. It is the story of two real estate salesmen who are impatient for success in a market. The people discover that there will be a competition. But the competition turns out to be a cutthroat affair, ending in betrayal and degeneration into moral compromise.
All the characters in the game of high-stakes sales are manifestations of the grim realities of ambition and desperation, which gives a hue to the struggle for survival. With sharp dialogue and outstanding performances by the great Al Pacino and Jack Lemmon, whose performances lay bare the darker features of capitalism and human mentality, the film carries inbuilt lessons for its viewers.
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