Let’s Make Money Flying Around You
Let’s Make Money Flying Around You
The unequal wealth of nations is explored in Austrian docu-helmer Erwin Wagenhofer's timely, worthy, but too generalist "Let's Make Money."
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This
time, the Austrian Erwin Wagenhofer Helmer documentary is to explore the riches
of the unequal countries, is worth, but many experts "make us money."
Nomadic essay West say unequivocally that developing countries in the global
economy and rips off an unsustainable manner to manipulate cotton farmers in
Burkina Faso, the views aired in Asia and Europe financial Hotshots. Obviously
ended before the current economic collapse, this photo artily filmed but
ponderous machinery of modern capitalism and delve deeper into some of the
recent TV coverage not. Although already in Germany, Austria continues, and the
festival circuit, will not make a lot of money behind.
However,
director Lenser Wagenhofer definitely puts articles to get ahead. Like his
debut feature length documentary, agribusiness focused "feed the
world", "Money" is aimed at a broader canvas, on four continents
through at least a dozen stories of the Universe with the poorest of the poor
repetition of the financial masters.
Within
hours of the first quarter, the beautiful, the Singapore-based Mark Mobius
(which promotes speculation in emerging markets) and in Chennai, India, funded
by interviews with shots of slums between pickup meandering. Later, workers
labor costs chagrinned Austrian business men who toil in factories owned are
not as low as it was.
There
is no voice their opinion to pull all these different strands together, to
compare and contrast Liberation docus such as recently in the same way many of
the recent high culture to talk about leaving the "Daily bread."
However, pickup a piece of reportage comes more to the fore as a polemic
against. Western wealthy businessmen questioned lighter regime instability in
fortune for the sins and expressed remorse.
However,
some auds or behind their eyes may feel shortchanged by this very lack. Each
subject (World Bank, and cotton production, the real estate bubble in Spain and
so on) and more than one scene, skimmed, but not explained way. Global Finance
is a lot of viewers who might be wise for the economy class in high school are
not left.
"The
Ascent of Money," Blaata a recent series on Channel 4, he turned to the
subject much more robust way, during the space of six hours.
Digital
photography has been displayed continuously arrested Wagenhofer, though editing
is weak and lack a sense of austerity loud music more toned. Offered for
spelling errors in translation version is still caught Sundance is a time can
be dramatically clear.
Let's Make Money
Production
An Allegro Films
production, in association with Delphi Filmverleih Berlin, with
participation of Austrian Film Institute, Vienna Film Fund.
(International sales: Celluloid Dreams, Paris.) Produced by Helmut
Grasser. Directed, written by Erwin Wagenhofer.
Crew
Camera (color, HD), Wagenhofer; editor, Paul M.
Sedlacek; sound (Dolby Digital), Lisa Ganser; sound designer, Nina
Slatosch. Reviewed on DVD, Hoveton, U.K., Dec. 3, 2008. (In Intl.
Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam; Sundance Film Festival -- World
Cinema, competing.) Running time: 107 MIN.
With
Mark Mobius, Mirko Kovats, Gerhard
Schwarz, John Christensen, Yves Delisle, Francis Kologo, Werner
Ruegemer, Hermann Scheer, John Perkins, Anton Schneider, Miguel Angel
Torres, Ramon Fenandez Duran.
(English, German, Hindi, French, Spanish dialogue)
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