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(3328) 6.6 105 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Generation Wealth is a movie starring Lauren Greenfield, Bret Easton Ellis, and Paris Cronin. A documentary that investigates the pathologies that have created the richest society the world has ever seen.

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Documentary
Director
Lauren Greenfield
Starring
Paris Cronin, Lauren Greenfield, Bret Easton Ellis, Mijanou

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Genres Documentary
Director Lauren Greenfield
Writer Lauren Greenfield
Stars Paris Cronin, Lauren Greenfield, Bret Easton Ellis, Mijanou
Country USA
Also Known As Wealth: The Influence of Affluence, Generation Wealth - Der Preis des amerikanischen Traums, A geração da riqueza, ジェネレーション・ウェルス, Generación riqueza, Den superrige generation, Pokolenie pieniadza, Besatta av rikedom
Runtime 1 h 45 min
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Description A documentary that investigates the pathologies that have created the richest society the world has ever seen.

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Maria R.
Sunday, 19 Jul 2020 12:34

The film's main theme is very profound, and the message it conveys in very simple, yet profound ways. That message is summed up in the title of the film: Generation Wealth. The film highlights a multitude of wealth generation stories and so many other rich story lines that it is impossible to list all of them here. If I were to name one of the best, that would be The Greatest Generation, which is narrated by the great Russell Crowe. In this film, Crowe plays the role of Sam Tilden, an American newspaper publisher who shares his experience as a young man who came to America with a dream. Crowe's story is very interesting, and as the film progresses, his character's perspective on his experiences is steadily changing. He's now a man of wealth, but still living in the American dream. But, in many ways, Crowe's character is still a young man, even though he is in his late fifties. He still loves his family, his friends, and his daughter. However, as the film progresses, Crowe starts to realize that his life isn't perfect, and that he can't just live the American dream anymore. This realization causes Crowe to begin to change his lifestyle and his family's lifestyle to suit his needs. He has to change from a young man with a dream to one who has achieved wealth in his lifetime. This change is because of a group of people called Generation Wealth, which is a group of wealthy Americans. They are people like Sam Tilden, who was able to get rich, but he still loves his family, his friends, and his daughter. The film highlights the progress of this group of people throughout the film, as they help Crowe adjust to his current lifestyle. They help him get his dream back, but in the process, they help him make a mistake in his life. We also see a number of other wealthy people in the film, like George Bush, who is a rich man, but is still the man he was in his youth. He still has a dream, but is having difficulties adjusting to his current lifestyle. Another example of this is the film's narrator, Russell Crowe. He's very well known for his role as 'The Greatest Generation'. The man has been nominated for an Oscar, and he has been nominated for an Emmy, and he has been nominated for Golden Globe. This is because he has played this role so many times that he is the Greatest Generation. The film's title also speaks to the theme of the film: Generation Wealth. It is the great history of the American people, and the many ways that they have changed. The film clearly shows us the experience of Sam Tilden, and his journey through his life is very interesting. I recommend this film to anyone, rich or poor, who wants to see some amazing wealth generation stories. It is very important that we all see the realities of life, and the reality of wealth generation stories. The films will touch you, it will make you laugh, and it will make you think. I highly recommend this film, and I strongly encourage you to watch it. It is very worth your time. 8/10
John J.
Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 10:13

The idea is interesting, but the documentary itself is pretty boring, and I personally didn't feel that the film's purpose was going to be clear from the beginning. It is a good idea, but what you get out of it is not what you pay for.
Jordan
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 12:00

If you're a believer of a free society and are concerned about the amount of money in the USA, this documentary will change your mind. It's a must see for those who care about the fate of our nation and those who wish to see what can happen with a shift in direction. It's a documentary that will stick with you for a while. The documentary may be of some interest to those who haven't seen it, as well. Do not miss it.
Amy Hicks
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 13:47

I was mesmerized by this film. I didn't know what to expect from this documentary, but I have to say I was impressed. It is extremely well done, and definitely worth seeing. I really appreciated the balance and perspective of the different perspectives presented. I thought it was very well done. I also think it was very honest and realistic. It was very emotionally gripping and I felt very connected to the characters. I can't say enough about the courage, drive and skill of the director and crew. It's very rare to get this quality of quality documentary about the fight for a lower tax rate, and I think it was just a great film.
Ryan Schneider
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 06:20

I'm a documentary film maker, and I have to say this is the best documentary I've ever seen, from a point of view of being a journalist, a documentary filmmaker. The topic of money and how it affects human life is very serious. The film makers showed a lot of human life, but their point is not to ridicule or be mean. This film has a strong message that I respect so much and the message is not against money or anything. The film makers were very good and insightful in their work. I'm thankful to all the people who worked in this film, because I am so grateful to them. I'm very happy to see a film that was not a documentary but with documentary style and approach, because that's the way I like my documentaries. I watched this movie about a month ago, and I'm still thinking about it and it is not over yet. I recommend this film to everyone, because it is not about money but about human life and it will give you a great idea about what life is like from one point of view.
Emily
Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 02:11

This is a fascinating movie about how the money has become an automatic and easy way of getting ahead in life and how its influence on society has become a major issue in our society. Everyone knows about the Occupy Wall Street movement and what they have done in their own lives to show how much money does not equal success. In fact the average person only makes $300,000 a year. These guys and gals took over their lives and the message is the same: Money is not what gets you ahead, it is what allows you to succeed. In my opinion this movie is about more than just economics. It's about an interesting journey to find out more about what money is. It's about finding the personal truth behind what money is and how it is used to get people to achieve their goals. The best part of this movie is the interviews. You get a chance to ask the people what they think about how money has changed their life and the message is that what they think isn't always what they believe. I also enjoyed the fact that it doesn't portray this as a negative thing. It shows that a lot of people have chosen to make the money a way of life. They even admit that some of their ideas about money are ridiculous. It's an interesting movie and definitely a must watch.
Theresa Jimenez
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 12:56

This is a very well made documentary that is able to capture both the perversity of the Silicon Valley and the hope of the future that the tech boom brings. With some great interviews from people who are in the tech industry and their families and others who are still going through the ups and downs of the industry, the film is able to point out both positive and negative aspects of the tech boom. This is an interesting documentary that can be enjoyed by everyone who is in the tech industry and also others who want to get a good understanding of what is going on in the industry and the culture. It is a little slow to begin with, but it picks up some great points and is able to point out some aspects of the tech industry that are sometimes overlooked.
Billy M.
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 08:47

This film is in a way one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. It is incredibly well structured, incredibly well shot, and incredibly well edited. The way that the director and the editor interweave the films is perfect and it is not an overproduced, two-dimensional movie, which is usually the case. It is like the director took a great script and made a real movie. The film is an examination of the way that some people get rich and live the American Dream, while other people have to fight and fight and fight for it. It examines the relationship between the financial institutions and the politicians, and how they all have different agendas. As an action-packed drama, it is truly one of the best films I have seen. The story is fantastic, and the screenplay is great. It is an extremely interesting and well made film.
Shirley
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 10:34

A series of discussions between finance and political leaders that came to the debate about the financial crisis in 2007. There are many things that are wrong with this film, including the fact that the time line is very outdated, particularly in relation to the financial crisis of 2008. I think the main problem is that it fails to point out how the government played a role in the crisis, and in particular the role of the Federal Reserve Bank in the US. As in the UK, the IMF played a crucial role in the crisis, and that is what we see in the film. But the film fails to point out how the government was complicit in the failure of the financial system, not just in the US but throughout the world. Why should we believe the financial industry that they would give the thumbs up to a government that has failed to do anything about the crisis? Why should we believe that the government of China would do anything about the problem? Why should we believe that the IMF would do anything to correct the problems that they have created? The question that the film tries to answer is not just about the financial crisis, but the impact it has had on the global economy. And it's a difficult question to answer. I think this is something that is often overlooked, and the films tries to make a point about this. The film does a good job of drawing a connection between the financial crisis and the impact of climate change on the world's cities. But it does a poor job of saying why this has happened, and why it has a very bad effect on the world economy. This has to be one of the biggest economic issues that the world has ever faced, and the film fails to say what this has to do with the global economy. There is no convincing argument to support this. The film does do a good job of pointing out the moral dilemma that many have with this issue. However, I don't think that this is enough to make a film that can convince the audience to accept a solution. The film does make a few good points about how the financial system has been abused, and the role that central banks have played in the system. But I don't think this is enough to persuade the audience to accept the solutions that are proposed. It's an interesting film that attempts to make a point about this topic. However, it is a very low key, and very minimal. I think the film should have done more to point out the flaws of the financial system and the role that the government has played in this. I also think that the film should have made a point about the moral dilemma that many have with this issue. I don't think that the film does this. It is a good documentary, but it isn't as good as it could have been.
Elizabeth W.
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 18:18

The reality of how wealth can be generated is shown by the film. Even with a lot of money, it's almost impossible to sustain your lifestyle. This documentary follows the life of a series of people who have very little money and a lot of passion for making something out of nothing. The documentary is very well done and the photography is very good. It shows how passion and hard work can lead to a life of riches. The documentary has a very good ending that I have to say. There is one comment that was very predictable. I was a bit disappointed because there was a lot of details that were hard to figure out. This movie is about how to make money, not what to do with it.
Robert O.
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 04:55

I was too young to remember the 'Great Depression' (the world began to recover from a recession in 1929) but i remember the dramatic effect that it had on business people. All the main characters were young people, their father, their mother, their grandfather. I never had a real idea of how they lived their lives, but all the important people in the film were middle-aged men, so it was very easy to identify with their stories. Each of the interviews seemed to be very realistic, showing how one's life was affected by the financial crisis. There were also many interesting anecdotes, but I will not tell them. However, the film is excellent, as the interviews are very well done and the filming is very well done. I am very happy to see this film again. I would love to see more documentaries of this kind, and I am glad that this film made me aware of how the crisis affected people. I also learned a lot about the economic crisis from this film. The film itself is very good, and it is worth watching. The interviews were done with people from all over the world, so you do not have to be an American to understand the point of the film. My question is why is this film not available in English?
Ruth Montgomery
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 10:00

It is extremely important to note that in this documentary, you are NOT watching a documentary about the last 20 years of the Bankers' lives. You are actually watching the Life of Richard Branson, a billionaire businessman and one of the richest people in the world. During the first hour of the film, Branson travels the world to promote the film, and he provides commentary as well as interviews with the family members of some of the "most notorious" Bankers. For the uninitiated, Branson is considered a weirdo by most of the world, and the documentary does a great job of showing the human element of this eccentric billionaire. As the documentary ends, Branson continues to travel the world to promote the film, which culminates in the largest Global Citizen Festival on a single occasion. The documentary is a well done documentary that leaves you thinking for hours after viewing it. A lot of the footage is taken in the last 2 hours, as Branson travels to Hawaii, and then back to the United States. The last 20 minutes of the film are quite interesting, as Branson has a long talk with a guy on a little island who tells Branson about his experiences, and how he is related to many of the Bankers. It is very interesting to see that a documentary is able to come to this point, and to show Branson's ability to reflect on his own life and legacy. I enjoyed the film, but if you don't like traveling, or if you don't like people getting the inside scoop of the people around you, you might want to skip this one. It is well worth it though.
Laura B.
Thursday, 28 May 2020 00:20

This is a must see movie if you care about a few things. This film reveals the hidden wealth of world's wealthy and it makes it clear that they are not some filthy rich lot with no concern for the world. It is a movie to watch with your children and your friends. The main point of the movie is to give them a better understanding about the world's world's wealth and how it is divided and how those of us who are not rich are not worth very much.
Kevin Schultz
Saturday, 23 May 2020 20:10

Anyone who is looking for the basic, unvarnished facts of the life of billionaire William Randolph Hearst, I highly recommend this documentary, which puts the spotlight on the man's downfall. The documentary is fairly straight forward, and not a lot of historical details are ever mentioned. It's still an excellent look into what it was like growing up under Hearst's roof, and all the dark and violent times he was responsible for. I find it very interesting to learn how Hearst became a "producer", a career that started in the early 20's. Hearst worked his way up, but didn't quite make the "big time" until the late 1920's, when he began producing the big Hollywood films like "The Great Depression" and "The Birth of a Nation". He was no longer a silent movie producer. From there he was hired to produce films like "Gone with the Wind" and "Reds" and various "Silver Screen Classics". After some time, he moved on to making films like "The Wizard of Oz", "The Great Depression", and "Gone with the Wind". It's interesting to watch how this film depicts the man's career. It's not always pretty, and there are some dark moments, but Hearst was a pretty normal guy. In the last years of his life, he was feeling sorry for himself, but he also knew that he had to stop his old ways of taking everything he wanted. He had to take a stand and make some hard decisions. He started to be very hypocritical. While his films had many good moments, most were mostly comedic, not sad or sentimental. The film doesn't really focus on his real life struggles, which are quite interesting. The film doesn't really show the reasons why he was being so hypocritical, but it is interesting to learn how Hearst was being hypocritical for years before he started to grow up. The documentary is not an objective look at Hearst. It's only the beginning of the man's life, and the film takes a look at his work and life, not his personal life. Still, the film does make a strong point that the man had a lot of dark, disturbing times in his life, and it's interesting to see the aftermath of his career, and the times in between. He was very hypocritical and a hypocrite. There were good things about his films, but there were also bad things. I like the fact that this documentary shows all the positive aspects, and the bad things. It's a great look at the man's life and career.
Frances L.
Thursday, 07 May 2020 01:50

I did not know what to expect when I heard about this documentary. After seeing it I found it to be fascinating and thought provoking. I found myself seeing it through a different lens than I normally do. I found myself questioning my own priorities in life and the lives of others and the way I viewed the world. While I felt I was seeing a bit of the evil within all of us, I also saw a light of hope in the lives of others. I found this film to be very moving and thought provoking and I think it will be a great help to those who have never met or know someone who is struggling with issues such as depression, schizophrenia, addiction, and many more. I give this film a very high rating and recommend it to anyone who is thinking about becoming a better person.
Janet Wood
Wednesday, 06 May 2020 19:53

The film shows a series of interactions between people at different levels of wealth and class within a short period of time. Each interaction had a dramatic outcome and led to the realization that it is the constant juxtaposition of these interactions that leads to social development. The interaction between the two drivers of the system, the parent and the child, is the central focus of the film, and the consequences of the interaction can be seen in the form of wealth, health and freedom. The scenes of "family time" are re-enacted in the form of an adult family unit. The viewer is able to observe the gradual evolution of the interactions, and the outcomes of the interactions, from the first interactions to the final interactions. The driving force of the film is that the interaction between the two drivers leads to the development of a family unit that demonstrates the power of wealth and power to control people. The film is intelligent, well-researched and well-made. It is well-done, and I enjoyed the film thoroughly. It is a great example of a film that shows how wealth and power is the root of many of the problems we face, and that wealth is the root of all evil. It is not a film to be taken lightly, because there are some really nasty people out there, and they will go to great lengths to destroy wealth and power. Although it is not easy to watch, and you will likely want to skip to the end, the film is well-worth your time.
Ann
Monday, 20 Apr 2020 16:20

Great film. Never imagined how long it would take to get the story and how involved in the story it could be. I'm almost 19 and know so much about the world and who's doing what to whom and I really wanted to know more about this situation. To tell you the truth I have never before seen so many people being so open and transparent about their lives and how they view the world. One of the most important stories to watch out for in this film.
Nicholas McDonald
Monday, 20 Apr 2020 05:25

I can't think of anything negative to say about this documentary. The story, the commentary, the performances, the music, all are very well put together, and the result is a very entertaining film. The footage, which was shot over the last twenty years, was fascinating and helps to show the current challenges that American capitalism faces. The biggest flaw is that the movie doesn't really have a point. As you watch, you will see that it is not clear exactly what the problem is or what the solution is. You may have a better idea when you watch the next documentary on this subject. The documentary is not a very important film, but it is very well done, with interesting images and a great soundtrack.
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