Debt Movie Reviews Samples For Students

The global economic crisis affected the global economy adversely with various leading economies adopting various economic measures and tools to revive their economies. Quantitative easing has been seen as one of the measure adopted by the global leading economies in dealing with the financial crisis. Quantitative easing has been defined as a measure through which the government increases the money supply in the economy. This government implements these monetary policies through printing of new currency as a measure to stimulate the economy. Quantitative easing has been adopted in various economies such as America, UK and Japan among others with the primary ...

Mean Streets (1973) Martin Scorsese

Introduction

A film is a story or an event that is a set of moving images or motion pictures and is shown in theater or on television. Films always portray different messages in them depending on the subject topic. The message they portray or carry mainly depend on the plot, setting of the movie and the role the different characters take up in the film or movie. The intent of the film is always in the main theme and this is always the beneficial part of the film to the viewers or the consumers (Merritt ...

The documentary from the PBS and Frontline with the title Two American families, is presenting the ordinary and middle income families over the time period of 22 years. The documentary was released in the year 2013. The documentary wanted to present the reality of the American dreams to have a family, own a house and have a steady income with the possibility of retirement at older age. The efforts of two American families the Nuemanns and the Stanleys to succeed in two decades despite the hard work did not work out. It shows that despite the race all middle ...

Summary of Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room

In the documentary Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, director Alex Gibney tells the story of the fall of the energy company through a series of stories on the characters involved, using a lot of archival videos. Enron was basically a Ponzi scheme, and the scandal was similar to the Bernie Madoff saga of 2008, which was another conspiracy, based on exploiting deregulation and preying on investor greed. The timing is also interesting. Madoff’s scheme fell apart during the recession of 2008, while the Enron bankruptcy occurred right after the “dot-com” bust of 2000. As long as the economy was ...

Documentary Food Inc., directed by Robert Kenner, is telling a story about food industry that is in control by huge corporations. Documentary itself is divided in several smaller portions that are connected. Every topic is well covered and explained, with appropriate witnesses and facts. Sometimes documentary is shocking and hard to believe. Shocking to see enormous fields full of cows that are waiting to be slaughtered and transformed to products. Fields full of corn, so long and wide that seems as there is no end to it. Hard to imagine how is possible to keep human population in dark and ...

Rocky is without a doubt one of the greatest films of all time. The 1976 film written by Sylvester Stallone who is also the main star of the film introduced film audiences to one of the most beloved cinema characters of the 20th Century, Rocky Balboa. The greatness of the film is further attested by the set of Oscars that it won at the 1976 Academy Awards. These included the awards for Best Picture, Best Director and Best Editing.
Rocky is surely a cinematic masterpiece. Flawless writing coupled with excellent cinematography and superb editing and makes the film one of ...

The financial crisis in Iceland was mainly because in 2001 the government deregulated the banks in the country. This led to rapid expansion in the banking industry. This in turn led to a large number of banks accumulating foreign debt in order to finance rapid expansion. The crisis mainly started when the banks were unable to refinance the short-term foreign debts that they had accumulated in countries such as the United Kingdom. At the onset of the crisis, the three largest banks in Iceland had foreign debt that was almost €50 billion. This led to the banks collapsing leading to a ...