Getting Ahead
Getting Ahead

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Getting Ahead

1998
Movie
Adult · 18+
83 min
English

Getting Ahead shows how some employees use sex in the workplace to get ahead in their companies, to get raises, or just to get laid! Newcomer Bruce Hill spies on Ian Anderson giving his boss Dom Sinclair a roll in the warehouse in order to earn a raise. Bruce then uses the same ploy on his boss, young and buff Jordan Austin with excellent results. (Bruce has never bottomed before and it shows and sounds like it too!) Using sex to get ahead on the job doesn't always work, however, Michael Vista finds this lesson out when his boss Chaz Carlton belatedly informs him that it was his last day on the job only after they have sex! Finally, superstar Chad Conners takes Bruce's old job and takes on Bruce's old boss, yummy Jordan Austin, back in the company warehouse! (It's been more than 2 years since Chad "bottom'd" on-screen, so his fans will go wild for this segment!

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IMDb7.1/10
Director: Jonathan KarshGenres: Documentary, Short

Plot Summary

This documentary short follows a group of recent college graduates as they navigate the early stages of their careers. It delves into their aspirations, anxieties, and the often-unforeseen challenges of entering the professional world. The film captures candid moments of both triumph and disappointment as they strive to establish themselves.

Critical Reception

Getting Ahead received positive attention for its honest portrayal of post-graduation struggles and aspirations. Critics lauded its relatable subject matter and authentic depiction of the early career journey, making it a significant short documentary for its time.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its authentic depiction of post-college career struggles.

  • Appreciated for its relatable and often poignant insights into early professional life.

  • Noted for capturing the anxieties and hopes of a generation entering the workforce.

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Awards & Accolades

Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short Subject.

Fun Fact

Director Jonathan Karsh went on to direct other notable documentaries, including 'When We Were Kings'.

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