Inhuman Resources
Unemployed man entangled in corporate scheme
About Inhuman Resources
Released: 2020
Platform: Netflix
Rating: TV-MA
Run time: 1 Season
Cast
Éric Cantona, Suzanne Clément, Alex Lutz, Gustave Kervern, Alice de Lencquesaing, Louise Coldefy, Nicolas Martinez, Adama Niane
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Inhuman Resources is a French TV show that premiered in 2020. The series falls under the TV Dramas genre and has gained significant popularity for its unique and thrilling storyline.
The plot revolves around Alain Delambre, a middle-aged unemployed man who has been desperately seeking a job for the past two years. In his search for employment, Alain encounters the brutal realities of the job market and experiences firsthand how dehumanizing the process can be. Frustrated and desperate, he decides to take matters into his own hands and plots a sinister plan to get his dream job while exposing the dark side of the corporate world.
As the story unfolds, the audience is taken on a suspenseful journey filled with unexpected twists and turns. Inhuman Resources explores themes of power, manipulation, and the lengths one might go to regain their dignity.
Making / Production
Inhuman Resources is based on the novel "Cadres noirs" written by Pierre Lemaitre. The adaptation for television was done by Pierre Lemaitre himself along with Laurent Herbiet and David Elkaïm.
The show was directed by Ziad Doueiri, a renowned Lebanese filmmaker, and was produced by Melina Jaquez for Empreinte Digitale and Netflix. The production was a joint effort between France and Belgium.
The series consists of six episodes, each approximately 50 minutes long. The show is known for its high production value and captivating cinematography, which adds to the overall intensity of the storyline.
Actors
- Eric Cantona as Alain Delambre: Cantona delivers a powerful and gripping performance as the main protagonist, showcasing the character's desperation and determination.
- Suzanne Clément as Nicole Delambre: Clément plays the role of Alain's supportive wife, who becomes increasingly concerned as her husband plunges into dark territories.
- Alex Lutz as Gilles Meynard: Lutz portrays Meynard, a manipulative executive whose actions trigger Alain's descent into revenge.
- Gustave Kervern as Charles Brandon: Kervern takes on the character of Charles Brandon, a charismatic but morally ambiguous figure who plays a significant role in Alain's plan.
- Annie Cordy as Grandma Edith: Cordy brings warmth and charm to the role of Alain's grandmother, providing moments of respite amidst the intense storyline.
Trivia / Interesting Facts
- The series received critical acclaim for its thought-provoking portrayal of the contemporary job market and the impact it has on individuals.
- Eric Cantona, known for his successful career as a professional football player, has been praised for his seamless transition into acting and his compelling performance in Inhuman Resources.
- The show draws inspiration from real-life stories of individuals who have faced dehumanizing experiences while searching for employment.
- Although the series is set in France, its themes are relatable to audiences worldwide, making it a global success.
Awards
Inhuman Resources has not received any major awards at the time of writing this.
Quotes
- "In the corporate world, it's survival of the fittest."
- "When desperation takes hold, even the most ordinary of men can become monsters."
- "How far are you willing to go to regain your dignity?"
Music / Soundtrack
- The soundtrack of Inhuman Resources features a haunting and atmospheric score composed by Frédéric Vercheval, which adds to the tension and suspense of the series.
- Notable tracks from the series include "The Path of Shadows" and "Desperation Unleashed."
About Inhuman Resources
Inhuman Resources is a French TV series showcasing a down-on-his-luck man's perilous journey into corporate espionage.