To Sleep Next to Her(2004)

To Sleep Next to Her is a drama about a corporate trainer tasked with laying off 25 colleagues at a multinational firm. Once responsible for motivating and developing his peers, the protagonist faces a moral crisis as he's forced to destroy the careers of people he's worked alongside. The assignment triggers a cascade of personal and professional upheaval, straining his relationships and forcing him to confront the human cost of corporate restructuring. As stress mounts and his life unravels, he grapples with complicity, guilt, and the question of whether loyalty to the company can coexist with loyalty to himself. The film explores the psychological toll of corporate downsizing and the impossible position of those caught between management demands and human conscience.