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A look at the growing disparity between different economic classes.A look at the growing disparity between different economic classes.A look at the growing disparity between different economic classes.
Geraint Anderson
- Former Banker Dresdener Kleinwort
- (archive footage)
Brigitte Bardot
- Self
- (archive footage)
Jean-Paul Belmondo
- Self
- (archive footage)
Richard Brooks
- Former HMRC Tax Inspector
- (archive footage)
- …
Warren Buffett
- CEO Berkshire Hathaway
- (archive footage)
George W. Bush
- Former President, USA
- (archive footage)
David Cameron
- Prime Minister, UK
- (archive footage)
John Christensen
- Economist
- (archive footage)
- …
Andrew Craig
- Former Banker UBS
- (archive footage)
Reece Davis-James
- Looter
- (archive footage)
- …
Bill de Blasio
- Mayor of New York City, USA
- (archive footage)
- (as Mayor Bill de Blasio)
David DeGraw
- Occupy Activist
- (archive footage)
Bob Diamond
- CEO Barclays Bank
- (archive footage)
Bernie Ecclestone
- Chief Executive Formule One
- (archive footage)
Milton Freedman
- Economist, USA
- (archive footage)
Fred Goodwin
- Former CEO Royal Bank of Scotland
- (archive footage)
Philip Green
- Owner Topshops
- (archive footage)
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I spotted this on Amazon Prime video and decided to take a look, I've never been a huge fan of Russell Brand and was curious about the content.
I found this documentary to be thought provoking and well worth watching. Russell Brand has gained my respect because I believe he is, in his own inimitable style, trying to open people's eyes to the gross inequalities of life in Britain today. I felt compelled to write this review having seen a couple of negative comments about looting, nobody bothered to mention the bankers? This documentary explains in simple terms about the economic crisis and the application of austerity measures to the detriment of those least able to afford it and it does it in a way that keeps you watching to the very end. I do not think It will ever change the opinions of those with closed minds, but for anyone else it should at least make you think, I thoroughly recommend watching this documentary.
I found this documentary to be thought provoking and well worth watching. Russell Brand has gained my respect because I believe he is, in his own inimitable style, trying to open people's eyes to the gross inequalities of life in Britain today. I felt compelled to write this review having seen a couple of negative comments about looting, nobody bothered to mention the bankers? This documentary explains in simple terms about the economic crisis and the application of austerity measures to the detriment of those least able to afford it and it does it in a way that keeps you watching to the very end. I do not think It will ever change the opinions of those with closed minds, but for anyone else it should at least make you think, I thoroughly recommend watching this documentary.
- j-nicholson1
- Sep 26, 2015
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- El traje nuevo del emperador
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- $50,539
- Runtime1 hour 41 minutes
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