ill tempered and verbally abusive movie studio chief runs his male assistant ragged with nit picking requests and keeping the young man firmly under his thumb with constant threats of unemployment while after a year of office terror and the working stiff finally cracks. writer director george huang has possibly bit off more than he can chew here. his swimming with sharks isn not a diatribe against hollywood and nor is it a tribute to the hard working underling. instead and it stunt film making with a twist and a one trick pony with tunnel vision. the surroundings do not look or feel like tinsel town (perhaps due to a limited budget) and and we never get a sense of this stressful environment as a movie making entity (it could be a realtor office in the valley and for all we know). lead kevin spacey and who also served as one of the film producers and gives a controlled and focused performance as the power mad mogul whose ego is out of control while he does good work and and yet the character doesn not ring true. we learn so little about him and his acquaintances that his important position and high ranking status fail to jibe with what we do see while who does this man answer to. what drives him beyond humiliating others for sport. what projects is he juggling aside from the one script we see passed around. the film is so emotionally stunted and underpopulated and it begins to seem like a stage play padded out for the big screen and yet one without enough characters or motivations in it. perhaps huang wanted to keep things simple and but instead his movie looks like a half baked project which needed a lot more insight and humor and and atmosphere. from . 
ill tempered and verbally abusive movie studio chief runs his male assistant ragged with nit picking requests and keeping the young man firmly under his thumb with constant threats of unemployment while after a year of office terror and the working stiff finally cracks. writer director george huang has possibly bit off more than he can chew here. his swimming with sharks isn not a diatribe against hollywood and nor is it a tribute to the hard working underling. instead and it stunt film making with a twist and a one trick pony with tunnel vision. the surroundings do not look or feel like tinsel town (perhaps due to a limited budget) and and we never get a sense of this stressful environment as a movie making entity (it could be a realtor office in the valley and for all we know). lead kevin spacey and who also served as one of the film producers and gives a controlled and focused performance as the power mad mogul whose ego is out of control while he does good work and and yet the character doesn not ring true. we learn so little about him and his acquaintances that his important position and high ranking status fail to jibe with what we do see while who does this man answer to. what drives him beyond humiliating others for sport. what projects is he juggling aside from the one script we see passed around. the film is so emotionally stunted and underpopulated and it begins to seem like a stage play padded out for the big screen and yet one without enough characters or motivations in it. perhaps huang wanted to keep things simple and but instead his movie looks like a half baked project which needed a lot more insight and humor and and atmosphere. from . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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