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Erwin Wagenhofer (writer)
Release Date:
30 October 2008 (Germany)
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Let your money work !
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Most of us don't know where their money is. However, one thing is for certain, it's is not in the bank to which we entrusted it. The bank and our money is already a part of the cycle of the global money market. | add synopsis
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Excellent documentary about our global financial system
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Antonio Baena Perez | ... | Himself |
| George Belton | ... | Himself |
| John Christensen | ... | Himself |
| Yves Delisle | ... | Himself |
| Ramón Fernandéz Durán | ... | Himself |
| Joseph James | ... | Himself |
| Antonio Jinanez | ... | Himself |
| Kalvilselven | ... | Himself |
| Francis Kologo | ... | Himself |
| Animata Kompaore | ... | Herself |
| Mirko Kovats | ... | Himself |
| Terry le Sueur | ... | Himself |
| Dr. Mark Mobius | ... | Himself |
| Mr. Nuridden | ... | Himself |
| John Perkins | ... | Himself |
| K. Sujatha Raaju | ... | Herself |
| Dr. Werner Rügemer | ... | Himself |
| Hermann Scheer | ... | Himself |
| Anton Schneider | ... | Himself |
| Dr. Gerhard Schwarz | ... | Himself |
| Karafahan Tani | ... | Herself |
| Miguel Angel Torres | ... | Himself |
| Martin Walker | ... | Himself |
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Argentina:110 min (Buenos Aires Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente) | Germany:110 min
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Factual errors: When John Christensen states "that currently 11.5 trillion Dollars of private wealth is held offshore", in the German subtitles this is translated as "11.5 Trillionen Dollar". This is way off: the (English) trillion is a million million, whereas a (German) Trillion is a billion billion.
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[Dr. Mobius has been called 'investment guru' and 'father of emerging markets']
Dr. Mark Mobius: The best time to buy is when there is blood on the streets.
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Dr. Mark Mobius: The best time to buy is when there is blood on the streets.
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Let's make money is a very well made documentary which focuses on how money is made and distributed by investors, corporations and the rich elite through the global financial system.
I largely agree with the standpoints which are communicated in this movie, however I must admit that it biased towards the "liberal anti- globalisation" camp. It also tends to polarize between the poor, innocent and exploited developing world and the rich and greedy west. All in all this view of the world is probably correct, however reality is more complex and the movie does not mention any specifics in this regard.
Nonetheless, very interesting and very enlightening. Definitively worth watching.