In one of the fascinating passages - and there are quite a few of them - in 21st Century Docu (yes Docu and yesVOD), a documented experiment was conducted between groups asked to play Monopoly, with one participant pre-marked as having a clear advantage in throwing the dice, resulting in Homes and hotels are easier and faster - and you can clearly see how he becomes more sarcastic towards the other "poor" competitors, bragging, even eating more of the refreshments served to them - but most of all, in the conclusion of the experiment he says he won the game for his abilities.
The conclusion reached by the experiment and the entire film is that the capitalist pursuit of money and wealth is the most horny and dangerous thing for humanity in the 21st century, and our minds are trained to justify it.
"Capital" is a detailed economic-entertainment document that explains the change that humanity has undergone in relation to the middle class.
It combines the insightful insights of economics experts, and is edited in a fun and fast-paced way in which America prints money.
The first half deals with history and goes as far back as the days of feudal Europe, and the second half is more fascinating and deals with present problems: the erosion of the middle class, the concentration of most capital in the hands of elites, the lawlessness celebrated in the American banking system and more.
The ending, for those who survived, is a kind of "porn for Guy Rolnik fans": it is a prophecy of rage that will really discourage you from going to work for the tycoons, where you will find out how if we all do not recover, it will soon be worse. They will rob you of jobs, and the only wealth you can get will be a hotel and two homes in Allenby in Monopoly.
"21st Century Capital", yes docu and yes VOD
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