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Lawyer Amir Kapoor, who has distanced himself from his Muslim upbringing, hosts a dinner with his wife, a colleague, and her husband. A discussion of religion and politics exposes conflicts over identity, ambition, and belonging, with consequences for Amir’s marriage and career.
In 1985, financier Robert Merkin promotes the idea that debt is an asset and attempts a takeover of an iconic American manufacturing company. The deal triggers a financial conflict among executives, workers, lawyers and journalists.
McNeal is a one-act stage play written by Ayad Akhtar.
Kidnapped in Pakistan by militants seeking funds for local interests, American banker Nick Bright uses his knowledge of futures trading to raise his ransom. His lessons draw him and his captors into a struggle over money, loyalty and power.
Lawyer Amir Kapoor, who has distanced himself from his Muslim upbringing, hosts a dinner with his wife, a colleague, and her husband. A discussion of religion and politics exposes conflicts over identity, ambition, and belonging, with consequences for Amir’s marriage and career.
In 1985, financier Robert Merkin promotes the idea that debt is an asset and attempts a takeover of an iconic American manufacturing company. The deal triggers a financial conflict among executives, workers, lawyers and journalists.
McNeal is a one-act stage play written by Ayad Akhtar.
Kidnapped in Pakistan by militants seeking funds for local interests, American banker Nick Bright uses his knowledge of futures trading to raise his ransom. His lessons draw him and his captors into a struggle over money, loyalty and power.