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This film, Crossing the Line, highlights the importance of a firm's culture and leadership, prompting everyone to pause and reconsider their actions when confronted with dilemmas and pressures.
Key themes and learning points
Some of the real-life issues brought out during the firm’s fictional journey showcase:
How to watch
If you are interested in using Crossing the Line for your staff training, the film is available for free to UK staff at ICAEW-registered audit firms.
It is also available to global firms and other organisations under a licensing arrangement.
Film synopsis
The synopsis gives you a glimpse of what the film is about and what challenges the audit teams face.
Who should watch Crossing the Line?
Crossing the Line is a useful training tool for those engaged with audit work, board-level governance, or professional ethics. It also touches on AML-related themes.
Crossing the Line training resources
To accompany the film, ICAEW has created a range of training resources, including:
We recommend watching the film in groups to facilitate discussion of the issues raised. Crossing the Line runs for 55 minutes and is split into four parts to facilitate breaks where audiences can consider how the characters have handled difficult issues and discuss what they would do next.
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Further information about Crossing the Line
Crossing the Line is the fourth educational training film produced by ICAEW and written by Duncan Wiggetts, ICAEW’s Chief Officer for Professional Standards.
Crossing the Line was filmed at Chartered Accountants’ Hall in London and produced in collaboration with Area 17. It features performances from William Ellis (EastEnders, Great Expectations), Priya Davdra (EastEnders, Queenie) and Tim Plester (Game of Thrones, After Life).
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