He’s a brashly confident alpha dog and party monster who throws endless verbal Christian Louboutin Decollete Pumps dark PINK, then covers each jab with a questionably sincere, “Just kidding.” Rick encourages John to stop letting “anyone push you around,” with unfortunate consequences. Is this just Rick’s underhanded way of usurping his rival’s Christian Louboutin shoes? As written and played, Rick is so nakedly devious, there’s little question of the answer. Meanwhile, Coir?makes John so soft, spacy and easily snowed from the start that it’s hard to believe he’d climb a steep corporate ladder in the first place. Nor is mentioning that he takes med s for “hyper-anxiety” enough to convince us he’s unstable or has enough repressed rage to melt down as he does, abruptly turning Christian Louboutin shoes, violent and delusional. Pic conveys this disintegration via jarring bursts of image and audio that soon seem more irksome than evocative. Vieluf is presumably responsible in part for this strategy, since “Groovy” is the name of both the credited co-editor and his offscreen cat. He also wrote the numerous tortured synth tracks played by (oneman?) band Which, adding more aesthetic hammering to a film that instead needed more subtlety and depth – particularly to render its cryptic ending provocative rather than just Christian Louboutin shoes. Nor does the story work as a metaphor for America’s recent ails, despite heavyhanded cutaways to TV headlines. Yet even if “Order” never quite works in narrative or psychological terms, Vieluf displays enough assurance with cast, pacing and tech/ design aspects to make this a competently pro debut. A UTV Motion Pictures presentation of an Aamir Khan production. Produced by Khan, Kiran Rao.