JASON SCHWARTZMAN WAS only 18 when his career began. His very first movie was 1998's Rushmore, the second film from writer/director Wes Anderson, and it finds Schwartzman in the lead role of the too-smart-for-his-own-good high schooler and self-styled playwright Max Fischer.

Welcome to Mountainhead, the blackly humorous and incredibly alarming film from Succession creator Jesse Armstrong. The 54-year-old British writer’s first feature-length drama – and his directorial debut – is a scathing satire on what happens when the American “broligarchy” is allowed to run riot: things quickly get murky, not to mention Musk-y.

"Succession" meets AI anxiety in Jesse Armstrong's feature-length directorial debut, starring Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, Ramy Youssef, and Cory Michael Smith. Review.