Described by some as “Euphoria” meets “Succession,” Mickey Down and Konrad Kay’s “Industry” stakes out territory that is all its own.
Driven by exceptional ensemble performances, Season 3 of the drama set in a London investment bank skewered the global financial system, class and the media, while also tackling racism, misogyny, addiction, sexual assault and harassment. Quite a tall order that “Industry” handles deftly, with a big dose of dark humor.
The exceptional cast includes Myha’la as Harper, who, as a Black American woman from a random U.S. state university that she never graduated from, has too many strikes against her to count, yet she manages to rise
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