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Arbitrage

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Arbitrage depicts a wealthy hedge fund manager’s desperate scheme to profit from his own company's bankruptcy. Richard Gere portrays Gregory Leiter, who orchestrates a fraudulent buyout to conceal past financial misdeeds and maximize personal gain. The film explores themes of corporate deception and the lengths individuals will go to protect their wealth within the complex world of finance. It is relevant for those interested in legal dramas, corporate intrigue, and suspenseful stories examining ethical boundaries.

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What fraud is Robert Miller hiding in Arbitrage?

Richard Gere plays hedge-fund manager Robert Miller, who has concealed a major loss by moving borrowed money into his company's accounts. He needs to complete a sale before due diligence exposes the deception.

What happens in the car crash in Arbitrage?

Miller falls asleep while driving with his mistress, Julie, and crashes the car, killing her. He flees and asks Jimmy Grant, the son of a former employee, to collect him before police arrive.

Why is Detective Bryer pursuing Jimmy in Arbitrage?

Detective Michael Bryer, played by Tim Roth, believes Jimmy helped Miller leave the crash scene. Bryer pressures Jimmy and manipulates evidence because he is determined to connect the wealthy financier to Julie's death.

Does Arbitrage end with Robert Miller being arrested?

The film does not deliver a conventional courtroom punishment or clean arrest. Its final public ceremony leaves Miller facing his family and reputation while the legal and financial bargains around him remain morally compromised.

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