Facade

In Facade, Eric Roberts plays the character of Brody, a young and ambitious advertising executive who is looking to make it big in the advertising industry. Camilla Overbye Roos plays the character of Charlotte, Brody's beautiful and successful girlfriend who is also an advertising executive.

As the movie opens, Brody is seen desperately trying to impress his boss, Warren, to get a promotion. He suggests that the company should create a campaign for a new high-rise residential building, the Sorento, despite Warren's objections that the project is too risky.

Despite the odds, Brody convinces Warren to give him the green light and he sets out to make the campaign a success. He even hires a team of consultants, including Charlotte, who is tasked with creating the slogan and tagline for the building.

As Brody becomes more and more involved in the campaign, he finds himself struggling to keep up with the high demands of his job. He is constantly under pressure from Warren to meet deadlines, and he becomes increasingly paranoid about the success of the Sorento campaign.

Things become even more complicated when Charlotte and Brody's relationship starts to deteriorate. Tensions rise between the two as they become more and more competitive with each other.

As the campaign starts to take shape, Brody and his team realize that they need to create a façade to sell the Sorento. The problem is that the building is not what it seems, and Brody's team must work hard to create the perfect image for it.

Along the way, Brody is forced to confront his own ethical values as he struggles to stay true to himself and his beliefs. He starts to question the very foundation of the ad industry and his role within it.

As the premiere of the Sorento campaign nears, Brody finds himself in a race against time to ensure its success. The pressure he is under takes a toll on him, and he must decide whether the cost of the campaign's success is worth it.

Overall, Facade is a movie that keeps the audience hooked from start to finish. With a great cast and a fantastic storyline, the movie explores the intricacies of the advertising industry and the effects it has on individuals. It is a thought-provoking story that doesn't shy away from tackling some of the larger ethical questions surrounding advertising and marketing.