• Arbitrage (2012)

    As he approaches his 60th birthday, New York hedge-fund magnate Robert Miller (Richard Gere) is the picture of success -- at least on the surface. In reality, Miller is in over his head, trying desperately to sell his empire to a big bank before the authorities and his family uncover the depth of his fraud. Unexpectedly, a critical error forces Miller to juggle family, business and crime with the aid of a former associate, but a detective's (Tim Roth) suspicions mean it may already be too late.

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Arbitrage
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Release Date: September 14th, 2012

DVD Release Date: December 21st, 2012

R |1 hr 40 min

Plot Summary

As he approaches his 60th birthday, New York hedge-fund magnate Robert Miller (Richard Gere) is the picture of success -- at least on the surface. In reality, Miller is in over his head, trying desperately to sell his empire to a big bank before the authorities and his family uncover the depth of his fraud. Unexpectedly, a critical error forces Miller to juggle family, business and crime with the aid of a former associate, but a detective's (Tim Roth) suspicions mean it may already be too late.

Cast: Richard Gere, Tim Roth, Susan Sarandon, Brit Marling, Evelina Turen, Monica Raymund, Laetitia Casta, Nate Parker

Director: Nicholas Jarecki

Genres: Thriller , Drama

Production Co: Lionsgate Films

Keywords: Suspenseful, Wife, Daughter, Fall, 2010s, New York City, Office

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Ratings & Reviews

  • 80
    Joe MorgensternWall Street Journal

    "Just One More Chance," Billie Holiday implores on the soundtrack. The nice paradox of Arbitrage is that we're interested to see whether Robert gets one, even though he's the villain-in-chief of a suspense thriller whose plot turns on generalized scurrilousness. That's a tribute to Mr. Jarecki's smart writing, and to the take-no-prisoners performance of Mr. Gere. show more

  • 75
    Steven ReaPhiladelphia Inquirer

    In the end, Arbitrage disappoints a bit. The writing isn't as sharp, or sophisticated, as it needs be. And the cynicism exhibited by Miller and the circle of traders and tycoons he moves in seeps into the fabric of the story itself. show more

  • 80
    John DeForeThe Hollywood Reporter

    Nothing about the plot is novel, but the film easily maintains a low simmer that picks up in the final act, as Miller has to fight to keep his sinking ship staffed. show more

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Awards

Nominated Best Performance By an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama
Golden Globes (2013)