Disclosure, a good story

Some of the early scenes give us a glimpse of the normality of a young family, with a computer executive father (Tom) who loves his wife and family and wants to get a promotion.

The business world tends to fall apart, things don't go well and his promotion goes to his old girlfriend Meredith, who tries to seduce him, Tom rejects her and then sues him for sexual harassment.

Michael Crichton (Sexual Ashmit) adapted this novel focusing more on the business side revealing the machinations of an ambitious woman, her façade of workplace harassment concealing a power struggle.

A fable with erotic overtones, underscored by the cinematography and performances of the beautiful Demi Moore under a suspenseful script, culminating in mixed reviews for a film that was both a commercial success at the box office and an appealing aesthetic.

The review ends, starting with the story. of reversing the role of stalking (the man is the victim, Michael Douglas in the third role of this role / Fstal Attraction, Low Instincts) and reversing the image of women's power, and ends with an alternative ending: a plot of and power exposed (revelation) with the figure of a woman.

Although Michael Douglas reprises the role, the film tells a good story about the world of corporate power and its predation of the female form.

Directed by Barry Levinson (Rain Man and Bugsy) with adapted screenplay by Pau Atanasio.