Glengarry Glen Ross follows a group of desperate Chicago real estate agents pushed to their moral and professional limits after a brutal ultimatum is delivered by a ruthless company man. With only two days to outsell their colleagues or face termination, the salesmen resort to intimidation, manipulation, and even theft to survive. The film is a searing indictment of American capitalism, featuring powerhouse performances from Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, and Alec Baldwin.
Alec Baldwin's 'Coffee is for closers' monologue is the genre's most quoted seven minutes. Mamet wrote it; Baldwin earned it; the film survives without him after.
A pivotal entry in this collection — Glengarry Glen Ross represents exactly what makes this theme essential viewing.