[ESP-ING] Juego limpio review/Fair play review.

^{In my extensive search for something to watch to pass the time I stumbled on Netflix with a movie that caught my attention, after watching it I had the need to review it because there are many things that can be said about this movie.}

^{I'm talking about Fair Game, a movie with a duration of approximately one hour and forty minutes. This movie was released in october this year. It is directed by Chloe Domont and produced by T-street Priduction.}

^{The film tells the double life story of Emely, played by Phoebe Dynebor and Luke, played by Alden Ehrenreich, who inside the workplace are simply co-workers, but outside of it, they are boyfriends, friends, and confidants and have a pretty hot and jocular relationship.}

^{All this screen that they put at work is because the company has rules where their employees can not have any link or love relationship and therefore they just hide their relationship from their bosses and other colleagues, even hide their commitment, both are economists and their life is spent on investing and making the company win.}

^{All this changes when there is a vacancy in the company, Emely hears that her boyfriend Luke is the one who will receive the promotion, however she is called by her boss at two in the morning and she is the one who is proposed this promotion, Emely arrives dejected because she is excited about her new position but feels pain for her boyfriend because they both believed that the job would be for him. Luke takes the decision very sportingly or so it seems and this situation begins to deteriorate little by little their relationship.}

^{Now I will share with you my opinion and the underlying message of this film. In a clearly patriarchal work environment, Emely's promotion causes discomfort not only in Luke but also in her colleagues. Emely even feels bad for receiving that promotion because even though she knows she deserves it, she would have preferred Luke to get it.}

^{For his part Luke from being a caring and loving man transforms into a jealous, selfish and envious man because deep down he believes that his girlfriend either slept with the boss or stole his job, at no time does it cross his mind that Emely is as good an analyst as he is and also deserves the job.}

^{It is a bit of this macho ego where the woman can be good but never be superior to any man and it is one of the main characteristics of this film. Emely, although she does not know it, is in the mouth of several of her colleagues who in their extreme machismo do not see that she is good but that she got the promotion because she is a woman and gave her a "space" in the company or because she simply slept with the boss.}

^{These accusations do not escape reality as many women live this every day where our intellect is never recognized. Aside from Luke's behavior we see that he is also insecure because he has Emely as a trophy and because he did not get the promotion he hides from his family that they are engaged.}

^{Another thing we can appreciate is Emely's family, from what I understand she comes from a difficult environment and has managed to overcome, however her family is abusive because even when she asks them for respect and secrecy before her engagement is the least her mom does, and prefers to tell everyone about her daughter's engagement.}

^{To finish the most important point in this film is the relationship between the protagonists, as it transcends we see that it is a toxic and possessive relationship, Luke makes many bad comments about his girlfriend without measure in front of friends and family and yet Emely is still with him, but she also becomes under desperation victimizer physically assaulting Luke, yet both "try" to forget that and continue but it is almost impossible.}

^{Which leaves as a message that this is not the kind of love that no one should receive, from the first moment Luke felt jealous of his girlfriend was an alert to move away because instead of feeling proud he felt fear and jealousy of her and all that triggered irreparable things that ended the love of this couple.}

^{Fair Game is not a complex film, it helps you pass the time, and although it is a bit monotonous, it touches on very important issues in our society. A thriller that tells us about male fragility, and all that a woman endures to be seen in the workplace. I hope you can watch it and comment on what you thought. See you next time.}