As revelations of the culture that’s allowed sexual harassment to thrive in Hollywood continue to fill the news cycle, there’s undoubtedly some studio exec or screenwriter who’s framing a pitch for the inevitable film about the allegations that have been brought against Harvey Weinstein and more. That’s actually fine by us, because we shouldn’t ease up on our examination of the objectionable behavior and the sense of entitlement, especially not as we seem to be on the cusp of real change (still just cautiously optimistic over here). But the film industry isn’t the only one having a light cast over its toxic culture; according to Deadline, the office environment at Uber, a sporty blend of sexual harassment and silencing tactics, is getting the movie treatment first.