Office Christmas Party
- Year
- 2016
- Studio
- Paramount Pictures
About this movie
Adult comedy about a branch office throwing an out-of-control holiday party.
Plot summary
Newly divorced Josh Parker works as the chief technology officer of Zenotek in Chicago. Carol Vanstone, the Interim CEO following the death of her father and former CEO, arrives to notify Josh and her brother Clay Vanstone, the Chicago branch manager, that they failed to meet its new quarterly quota. Carol, bitter over Clay being their father's favorite, threatens to shut down the branch if they do not cancel their employee bonuses and the annual Christmas party. Clay, desperate to appease the staff and impress Carol, informs her about a meeting with financial giant Walter Davis; they will attempt to acquire a $14 million contract with Walter's company, Data City, with the help of their R&D chief Tracey Hughes. Carol says that if they can land that contract, she will agree not to make cuts at the company.
At the meeting, Walter says he likes Zenotek's product but has concerns about its corporate culture. In a bid to secure the deal, Clay invites him to the Christmas party, hoping to show him their company has a healthy employee environment. On her way to the airport, Carol stops by Josh's apartment to offer him a position working for her at the company's headquarters in New York at twice his salary.
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Details
- Holiday
- Christmas
- Archive type
- Movie
- Studio
- Paramount Pictures
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