Foxtrot

A group of friends who share the management of a company find themselves immersed in a conflict that will put at risk their mutual trust and respect when a fraudulent siphoning off of capital is discovered, presumably being committed by one of the five managing partners.

At a time of socioeconomic upheaval, customers are dropping like flies and the sustainability of the business cannot afford to be shaken by a fraud of these proportions. It is necessary, therefore, for the culprit to confess in order that the pertinent measures may be taken. The added problem, however, is that whoever the traitor is, besides being a business partner, that person is –above all else– a good friend.