Sir Richard McCreadie, a self-made billionaire, faces a crisis as his retail empire is threatened. To restore his image, he plans an extravagant 60th birthday celebration on the island of Mykonos. However, the lavish party becomes a backdrop for resurfaced rivalries and long-buried secrets. As guests arrive, Richard is forced to examine the sacrifices and consequences of his ambition and wealth.
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Darkly comic stories exposing the ethical rot beneath immense wealth and power.A collection of movies like Greed that delve into the dark side of ambition and fortune. If you enjoyed the cynical take on corporate greed and the moral compromises of the wealthy, this thread highlights similar stories of ethical corruption and social commentary.
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