Layers, more layers, it goes on and on when corporate informer Mark Whitacre (Matt Damon) starts blabbing to the FBI about dodgy shenanigans at his mid-west corn-producing employers.
Who do we believe? Where are the truths? Things are not a simple as they may initially seem.
This is a quirky production, y'know the type, kinda colourful in a cartoon postcard kind of way with an optimistic voiceover from our main character.
It is not one of those heavy, heavy expose's investigating the workings of huge corporations with tense court scenes and the like.
No, the touch is certainly kept light and the subject-matter all the more interesting because it focuses in on the individual rather than the faceless corporate edifice.
Not laugh-out-loud despite being described as a comedy, but reasonably entertaining and worth checking out.
Review of The Informant!
