Why greed is not so good

Rating: 8/10 (3 September 2016)

At a deeper level, the story is about how short sighted, and expensive, greed can be. Efraim Diveroli forgets that not paying is the fastest way to end in trouble, and that's exactly what happens to him - over and over again. The morale of the story - pay you way - it's the cheapest path and the best one if you want to keep what you have. You'll see how the greed creeps through when the biggest contract he ever made under bidded all others by about 20%. The greed bug bites hard and his outburst heralds what is to become of his "best friend" and partner.
The darker side to Efraim's character, which allows him to go undetected, is his ability to be "anyone someone else wants him to be" - from a high school best friend, to a like-minded investor, the list goes on. It's an eye opening film on how slick some operators can be.
Overall, an excellent film. Well paced, interesting and highly entertaining.