Not Safe for Work

In the sleek, glass‑crowned heart of a bustling metropolis, the corridors of a prestigious law firm pulse with the quiet ambition of those who think the world can be reshaped by paperwork. Tom Miller, a diligent paralegal caught between his idealism and the pragmatism of his superiors, spends his days sifting through dossiers that hint at larger, murkier forces at play. The city outside the courthouse is a constant hum of traffic and hurried strangers, each a potential thread in a tapestry of unseen power games.

One evening, as the firm’s lights dim and the office empties, Tom’s routine is shattered by the sight of an enigmatic figure lingering in the shadows of the court’s steps. Compelled by curiosity and an uneasy sense that something is amiss, he follows the stranger into a towering office building. The sleek modernity of the structure quickly turns oppressive, its endless hallways and secure doors forming a maze that seems designed to trap rather than protect.

Inside, the atmosphere thickens with a palpable tension, the sterile lighting casting long, uncertain shadows. Tom soon realizes he is not alone; a silent, menacing presence lurks nearby, a professional enforcer whose very demeanor suggests lethal intent. The building becomes a pressure cooker, each floor echoing with the faint thrum of concealed danger, while the ordinary rhythms of corporate life continue obliviously beyond its walls.

Against this backdrop, Tom’s struggle is as much psychological as physical. He must draw on the analytical skills honed in legal research, the quick thinking demanded by office politics, and a growing resolve to survive. The film balances cold, methodical suspense with moments of frantic urgency, inviting the audience to wonder what will happen when a world built on order is thrust into chaotic, inescapable peril.

Last Updated: October 07, 2025 at 13:26