The Big Short (2015)
Wall Street knew the system would collapse. They bet on it.
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Synopsis
Based on Michael Lewis's book. A handful of investors discover that the U.S. housing market is built on fraudulent mortgages — and that every major bank knows it.
Our Review
The Big Short isn't about toxic chemicals, but the pattern is identical: institutions that knew their product was dangerous, concealed the risk, and let ordinary people absorb the catastrophic consequences.
Who Should Watch
Anyone who wants to understand how corporate systems protect themselves at the expense of individuals.
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What Critics Say
“Approaches a serious, complicated subject with impressive attention to detail — and manages to deliver a scathingly funny indictment of its real-life villains.”
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