Liars and Cheats 2021
In Jacob Migicovsky's sharp London-set comedy **Liars and Cheats (2021)**, global phenomenon Max Peters wakes to find his phone hacked, unleashing a social media storm that forces his inner circle—his publicist, acting coach, and manager—into a frantic crisis meeting in his flat.
Director: Jacob Migicovsky
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Liars and Cheats (2021) about?
The film follows Max Peters, a globally recognized figure, as his phone is hacked, sparking a social media frenzy. His closest advisors gather in his London flat to contain the damage and uncover the culprit behind the breach. Chaos ensues as personal secrets and public reputations collide in this fast-paced comedy.
Who directed Liars and Cheats?
Jacob Migicovsky directed **Liars and Cheats (2021)**, bringing a sharp comedic edge to the story of viral scandal and crisis management.
Who stars in Liars and Cheats?
The film stars Josh Burdett as Max Peters, alongside Halima Slimani, Lucy Newman-Williams, Caroline Lena Olsson, and Stéphane Cornicard in key roles.
Is Liars and Cheats (2021) worth watching?
**Liars and Cheats (2021)** is a breezy, sharp-witted comedy that thrives on its quick pacing and satirical take on modern fame. Fans of character-driven humor and behind-the-scenes chaos will find plenty to enjoy, even if it doesn't break new ground.
How long is Liars and Cheats?
Liars and Cheats (2021) has a runtime of 92 minutes.
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About Liars and Cheats (2021) — A Comedy of Errors in the Age of Viral Scandals
In Jacob Migicovsky's sharp London-set comedy **Liars and Cheats (2021)**, global phenomenon Max Peters wakes to find his phone hacked, unleashing a social media storm that forces his inner circle—his publicist, acting coach, and manager—into a frantic crisis meeting in his flat. As the team scrambles to control the narrative and hunt down the hacker, the film dives into a madcap exploration of fame, trust, and the absurdity of modern celebrity, all wrapped in rapid-fire humor and chaotic energy. With a backdrop of sleek city apartments and the high-stakes world of viral outrage, this satirical romp skewers the fragility of reputation and the lengths people go to protect it.
Josh Burdett leads the ensemble as Max, surrounded by a stellar supporting cast including Halima Slimani as his no-nonsense publicist, Lucy Newman-Williams as the sharp-tongued acting coach, and Caroline Lena Olsson as the manager caught in the crossfire. The director's keen eye for comedic timing elevates the scenario into a biting yet playful critique of public image in the digital age.