Abrams' New "Star Trek" Loaded with Political ...
End Times: Violence and Destruction at Cannes ...
All Tomorrow's Parties: "The Great Gatsby" ...
Will Aronofsky's "Noah" Inflame Religious ...
The Best and Worst of Sundance 2013
Where is Jafar Panahi's "The White Ballo ...Fiscal Collapse, Movie-Style: Watching Our Road to Economic Ruin
With the election season upon us, and economic tussles in Washington reaching fever pitch, an onslaught of movies addressing America's #1 political issue are about to hit theaters. Between now and voting day, at least five movies, both documentary and fiction, take up the subject of the global economic collapse, examining its roots, causes and effects. What do we have to learn from these cinematic renditions of fiscal apocalypse? At IFC.com, you can read my rundown of the economic perspectives of "Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps," "Freakonomics," "Inside Job," "I Want Your Money," and "The Company Men"--along with their own equivalent S&P-style credit rating. Here's the link again.
Latest Tweets
-
@MattDentler Hey Matt, can you email me? antkaufman at gmail
Posted 44 minutes ago -
RT @Kartemquin: Silence is not guilt, but sure looks bad. RT @bnewman01: More on ITVS and Koch controversy from @antkaufman: http://t.co/S1CpxZktyO
Posted 3 hours ago -
RT @bnewman01: More on ITVS and Koch controversy from @antkaufman: http://t.co/r7rkpbmVrS
Posted 3 hours ago -
Silence is not guilt, but sure looks bad. RT @bnewman01: More on ITVS and Koch controversy from @antkaufman: http://t.co/S1CpxZktyO
Posted 3 hours ago
0 Comments