Money Grabbing, Land Grabbing, Water Grabbing and so on

Rating: Null/10 (20 November 2019)

This film tells a 2008's real story of how banks and governments make people indebted while promising them fair revenues over their investments before the global financial crisis. Everything starts at the bottom of American society where richness means just hard work used to build a house brick by brick paid with daily salaries. Those houses became the sole basis of the financial system when mortgages were bought in exchange for a substantial payback. When people start not paying those mortgages the entire people's savings system collapsed. In the end, the financial system has kept quite the same feeding its mechanism with new fuel: land and water. The screenplay tries to keep telling this amazing story in a way everyone understands but the issue at the core of this story is very complex and intricated. I had to watch twice to grasp all the details and financial technical words. This is a great film and a challenge to be digested.