for some reason i would be resist see this film until a friend thrust it into my hand and say and c amon and toni collette and parker posey and how can you go wrong . maybe i be resist because i do not want to see my life up there on the screen . currently work in a temp job ( where i be type this review ) and clockwatchers be terrifyingly familiar . it not a hilarious comedy and although it be quite funny . certain moment threaten to veer into david lynch style self conscious surrealism and but the director reign these moment in and in the nick of time . it a film about small thing happen in an enclosed space and and the friendship that grow between the most unlikely of people and due mostly to proximity . the mood of paranoia that emerge in the second half of the film be perfect turn triviality into monumental act of anarchy and betrayal . the office become a sealed microcosm where the theft of a tiny plastic monkey become the end of the world . not everyone be go to understand this film it not office space and which be more accessibly wacky . youre not go to chuck it on with your mate and have a good laugh . it much more sombre and serious and ultimately quite sad . and it make me quit my job ( so perhaps i should have give it 10 star and just for that ) .