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American Sweatshop
MEANRANK
59/100
Every rating
Split
Lowest is AlloCiné on 40, highest is Metacritic users on 83. Critics average 68, everyone else 55.
See the films the platforms disagree about most →A optimistic college graduate takes a job at a trendy, fast-paced startup, believing it to be her big break. She quickly discovers the company’s modern facade hides a brutal culture of endless work hours, psychological manipulation, and disposable employees. As she climbs the corporate ladder, her ethics and well-being are tested, forcing her to decide how much of herself she is willing to sacrifice for success.
Details
- Director
- Uta Briesewitz
- Writer
- Matthew Nemeth
- Released
- 19 September 2025
- Country
- Germany, United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 100 min
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Awards
1 nomination total
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