At its core, Severance Day is a sophisticated dramatic thriller aimed at adults over 35. Its story is both blue and white collar and anyone who has ever worked in an office will be able to relate with its characters and their struggle. It is Glengarry Glen Ross meets The Wire.

Not only are we in a post #MeToo world but the divide between people on the political spectrum is growing at an alarming rate. Each character in Severance Day, aside from their role in the conspiracy, also represent a position, an issue or a point of view. Because of the hard-hitting nature of the dialogue, we can expect several outcomes.

First, no one in the audience will remain indifferent and this will undoubtedly create debate and discussion long after viewing the film. Second, those further to the left or right will react the strongest and in turn will spread the word in their circles, sustaining the buzz surrounding the film.

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With a recession on the horizon, this unfortunate low in our economy can have a tremendous impact on Severance Day. Indeed, it will extend its reach and widened its audience as the struggles endured by our characters will hit home then more than ever.