At Joybear towers, one of our most rewarding challenges is hitting upon the exact spark that sets your imagination — and other bits — aflame. When it came to our latest film, Corporate Bonding, we know that it’s the combination of secrecy, transgression and sexually charged collegial intimacy that fuels office workplace attractions. So when a group of colleagues set off on a team-building weekend, smouldering embers ignite and long-simmering attractions are finally consummated. It’s fiery hot stuff (Mona and Billy’s scene of them thrashing out their differences between the sheets is our personal favourite).

No fruit is as forbidden, sweet or low hanging as the office romance. Most of us can relate to that frisson of sexual tension with a certain colleague, secretive glances across the canteen and clandestine trysts at the Christmas party. According to a CareerBuilder survey of more than 4,000 workers, 17 per cent of respondents had dated a co-worker at least twice, with 30 per cent of these liaisons leading to marriage. We spend most of our lives at the office so it’s inevitable that we would form attachments to colleagues. All most of need to act is the opportunity…