Arbitrage is a 2012 thriller directed by Nicholas Jarecki and starring Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon, and Tim Roth. The film follows Robert Miller (Gere), a billionaire hedge fund manager, who is trying to sell his company before the extent of his financial fraud is discovered.
As Miller tries to cover up his fraudulent activities, he becomes increasingly desperate to complete the sale of his trading empire. However, when a fatal accident occurs, Miller is forced to turn to an unlikely person for help - Jimmy Grant (Nate Parker), the son of his former chauffeur.
As Miller tries to navigate his way out of trouble with the help of Grant, he finds himself contending with an aggressive detective (Roth) who is determined to bring him to justice. At the same time, Miller's personal life begins to unravel as his wife (Sarandon) becomes suspicious of his behavior and his daughter (Brit Marling) becomes embroiled in a corporate scandal.
Arbitrage is a tense and suspenseful film that examines the corrupt world of high finance and the moral dilemmas that come with it. Gere gives a powerful performance as the flawed protagonist, while Sarandon and Roth provide strong supporting roles. The film was well-received by critics and earned Gere a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor.