INTERN

Cinemavixion Review

In the glossy, cutthroat world of high fashion, "Intern" offers a satirical glimpse into the life of Jocelyn Bennett (Dominique Swain), an ambitious young woman striving for recognition at the prestigious magazine 'Skirt'. Under the sharp direction of Michael Lange, the film navigates Jocelyn's journey from an overworked, underpaid intern to a potential star, all while facing the industry's inherent challenges. The plot thickens as Jocelyn becomes entangled in a corporate espionage scandal, forcing her to confront back-stabbing colleagues and demanding editors. Swain delivers a compelling performance, capturing Jocelyn's resilience and determination. The film, also featuring notable performances from Ben Pullen as the charming British art director Paul Rochester and the legendary Joan Rivers, provides a biting commentary on ambition, style, and the often-brutal nature of the fashion world. Despite its critical reception, "Intern" remains an entertaining exploration of chasing dreams in an unforgiving industry, enhanced by its sharp wit and a keen eye for the absurdities of fashion magazine culture.