Our take
A Chinese sequel comedy about two Zhonghe employees stuck repeating the same workday until they can beat unfair office rules. Coarse language, workplace backstabbing and stressful corporate satire sit inside the fantasy-loop gags. Fine with a parent from 12. Younger kids may find the office politics dull and the swearing sharp.
Uplifting themes
Grassroots workers deserve recognition, and teamwork can beat a broken system Unlikely partners keep trying until they fix what feels unfair
Story (may spoil tone)
After encountering a standout colleague from a company event, Liu Ben, a section chief at Zhonghe Group's branch, embarks on a quirky professional journey with him, uncovering their true self-worth through chaotic workplace challenges.
Details
Bullying / discrimination Stolen credit, demotion and cutthroat office politics drive the plot
Stolen credit, demotion and cutthroat office politics drive the plot
Mental health Job stress and burnout sit under the time-loop jokes
Job stress and burnout sit under the time-loop jokes
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Talk after watching
- What is fair when someone else takes credit for your work?
- Would you team up with a rival if it was the only way to fix a broken system?
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