Echo Chamber - 433
Jun 15, 2026 · 1 hr 30 min · 7 segments
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Jun 15, 2026 · 1 hr 30 min · 7 segments
Okay, so Office Romance, right? This is the, uh, brand-new film from Olly Parker, which is written by Brett Goldstein and Joe Kelly, right? It is produced by Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, along with Andrew Sweet, Aaron Ryder, Benny Medina, uh, Joe Kelly, right, Brett Goldstein, and Jennifer Lopez.
It is executive produced by Courtney Baxter, Alexander Black, uh, John Rosenberg, and Pamela Fu.
It is associate produced by Emmy Haughton and Chris Kevers.
We have a score from Michael Andrews.
Robert D. Yeoman handled cinematography.
Kristi Zea is production design.
Art direction is Elvis Marenches and Adam Shyir.
Andrew Basman and Maria Fernanda Sabogal are set decoration.
Costumes, wardrobe, we have Caroline Duncan.
Hair and makeup, Brian Abbott, Ana Maria Andersdottin, Neen- Nina Belle Lord, Kate Best, Laura Burns, Therese Ducey, Joanne McCarthy, Louise McCarthy, Jill Mackay, Barry Lee Moe, Michele Nairi, Mallory Pace, um, Carlusi R. Perrone, Justin Riley, Josh Turi, and Kerry Urban.
Okay, on stunt we have Nicole Callender, Quentin Pardee-Collins, Andre Da Silva, Shauna Donley, Amy Johnson, Tara McKenn, Bolivar Sanchez, Brandon Alan Smith, and Evelyn O. Vaccaro.
Okay, so the gist of the film.
Two people who appear successful by every conventional measure find themselves questioning the lives they've carefully built.
What begins as a workplace romance gradually becomes a story about vulnerability, expectations, and the difference between the life you're supposed to want and the life that actually fits.
Supposedly.
Hmm.
Supposedly.
Okay, so the film, um, we've got Jennifer Lopez as Jacqueline Cruz, right? Her dad, um, Captain Jack Cruz, is played by Edward James Olmos.
His sister, Lizzie, is played by Jodie Whittaker.
There is Sydney Bloom, Jackie's right-hand woman, her best friend, played by Betty Gilpin.
We have Julie Schultz played by Aimee Saders.
Okay, so Office Romance, right? This is the, uh, brand-new film from Olly Parker, which is written by Brett Goldstein and Joe Kelly, right? It is produced by Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, along with Andrew Sweet, Aaron Ryder, Benny Medina, uh, Joe Kelly, right, Brett Goldstein, and Jennifer Lopez.
It is executive produced by Courtney Baxter, Alexander Black, uh, John Rosenberg, and Pamela Fu.
It is associate produced by Emmy Haughton and Chris Kevers.
We have a score from Michael Andrews.
Robert D. Yeoman handled cinematography.
Kristi Zea is production design.
Art direction is Elvis Marenches and Adam Shyir.
Andrew Basman and Maria Fernanda Sabogal are set decoration.
Costumes, wardrobe, we have Caroline Duncan.
Hair and makeup, Brian Abbott, Ana Maria Andersdottin, Neen- Nina Belle Lord, Kate Best, Laura Burns, Therese Ducey, Joanne McCarthy, Louise McCarthy, Jill Mackay, Barry Lee Moe, Michele Nairi, Mallory Pace, um, Carlusi R. Perrone, Justin Riley, Josh Turi, and Kerry Urban.
Okay, on stunt we have Nicole Callender, Quentin Pardee-Collins, Andre Da Silva, Shauna Donley, Amy Johnson, Tara McKenn, Bolivar Sanchez, Brandon Alan Smith, and Evelyn O. Vaccaro.
Okay, so the gist of the film.
Two people who appear successful by every conventional measure find themselves questioning the lives they've carefully built.
What begins as a workplace romance gradually becomes a story about vulnerability, expectations, and the difference between the life you're supposed to want and the life that actually fits.
Supposedly.
Hmm.
Supposedly.
Okay, so the film, um, we've got Jennifer Lopez as Jacqueline Cruz, right? Her dad, um, Captain Jack Cruz, is played by Edward James Olmos.
His sister, Lizzie, is played by Jodie Whittaker.
There is Sydney Bloom, Jackie's right-hand woman, her best friend, played by Betty Gilpin.
We have Julie Schultz played by Aimee Saders.
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