I wanted to suggest the following documentary: Money For Nothing. Trailer is below (Yeah, I have a few words in it).
Here’s are some reviews,:
“A timely, revealing documentary.” — Washington Diplomat
“… goes a long way to explaining the history of the Federal Reserve’s easy money policies” — Time
“revealing — and damning — indictments of mistakes the Fed made in the run-up to the crisis.” — Wall Street Journal
“A thoughtful, detailed chronicle of the Fed’s origins, responsibilities and shifting monetary policies.” — Variety
“If Fahrenheit 9/11 was Michael Moore’s seminal repudiation of George W. Bush’s foreign policy, ‘Money For Nothing’ is writer/director Jim Bruce’s similar critique of the history of The Federal Reserve.” — Business Insider
“Eye-opening, informative and detailed documentary” — IndieWire
“I advise President Barack Obama and his top economic advisers to immediately order up a private viewing of the trenchant and worrisome documentary film ‘Money For Nothing,’ before making a final decision on who the next chairman of the The Federal Reserve Bank is to be.” — Forbes
“A slick, thoughtful and alternately infuriating-and-funny documentary.” — Reuters
“It should be required viewing for the next generation of leaders, investors, and decision-makers.” — Minyanville
“A thrillingly dense documentary that will enlighten and infuriate” — CriterionCast
“Bruce has pulled together what may be the most reasoned, constructive and accessible documentary of the post-crisis genre.” — Reuters, Breakingviews
“should be required viewing for all of America’s citizens” — PA/PA Reviews
“What makes the film so convincing is its cast. There is not a single nut in the 104-minute film. It’s full of articulate economists and investors and, most importantly, Fed insiders.” — American Banker
Source: Rotten Tomatoes
Trailer:
Money For Nothing – Trailer from Liberty Street Films on Vimeo.
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