Vacuuming Completely Nude in Paradise

A struggling electronic music DJ who provides the soundtrack as Sheila performs at the retirement party for Throat. He is pulled into a high-pressure sales world where success is measured by contracts sealed at any cost. Pete grapples with guilt after tearing up a sale to help a struggling mother and is subsequently robbed, leaving him shaken in his personal life. He dreams of a life as a celebrated DJ, even as the corporate machine tightens its grip.

A brutally ambitious high-earning salesman who embodies the ruthless push for sales. He partners with Pete but relentlessly pursues success, guiding contracts that blur ethics. He seeks control and power, driving the office toward ever more extreme sales tactics, and his schemes culminate in a dramatic clash with Pete before he’s ultimately displaced. His fixation on victory showcases the corrosive effects of corporate obsession.

Pete’s girlfriend who sets a strict boundary: there will be no sex until Pete makes his first sale. She greets him with cold ardor after a failed contract, and the tension between love and career strains their relationship. Her presence embodies the personal costs of the sales-driven world. Her reactions reveal how intimacy is weaponized or withdrawn in a power-heavy environment.

The curmudgeonly old salesman whose retirement party becomes the catalyst for the plot after his death. His demise triggers Pete’s new job and sets the ruthless sales system in motion. His memory and status haunt the competition as a symbol of a bygone era within a corporate machine that moves on power and contracts.

The enigmatic Head of IT who reshapes the office into a sales hub run by intelligent women guiding customers. She maintains a secret relationship with the boss, and in a dream sequence, guides Tommy through a computer-screen portal to Paradise. Uki symbolizes both technological power and hidden influence within the corporate system.

A buyer nicknamed Spaniard, a single mother of four who becomes the focal point of a crucial sale. The encounter with her and her mentally handicapped daughter reveals the disturbing blend of professional pressure and boundary crossing. The sale goes through, reinforcing the film’s critique of the price of success.

The winner of the Golden Vac award who embodies the ruthless pursuit of rewards. The dream sequence hints at his prominence within the system, and the finale positions him as a symbolic rival that underscores the corrupting lure of status. His presence underscores the film’s critique of corporate spectacle and manipulation.

A key office figure who reveals the internal logic of the competition and the plan to pivot toward Internet channels. She exposes how loyalty and money shape decisions and how the competition’s outcome is engineered to advance broader corporate goals. Her involvement marks the exposed machinations behind the glitzy veneer of the prize system.

A hitchhiking DJ who enters the rivals’ orbit, offering a counterpoint to their ruthlessness. He ignites Pete’s mixtape and the line silence is loud lingers as a warning. His presence provides a destabilizing perspective amid the escalating pursuit of power and reward.