Maxed Out

A sober, interview-driven explainer that makes the financial crisis feel like a slow-motion disaster you can't look away from.

A fast, funny, and furious explainer that turns financial fraud into a tense, star-studded thriller, leaving you angry and entertained.

A lucid, infuriating explainer that turns impenetrable finance into a gripping tale of greed and consequence.

A sober, indignant explainer that walks you through financial chicanery with a sense of outrage and mounting unease.

A sober, dogged exposé that walks you through corporate misdeeds with mounting frustration and a sense of righteous inquiry.

A long, methodical exposé that feels like a tense, satirical investigation into unchecked power and its personal and political fallout.

A slippery, unsettling meta-documentary that blurs performance and reality, leaving you unsure what to believe and quietly complicit in the voyeurism.

A sober, furious investigation that lays out a systemic tragedy with mounting outrage and little relief.

A polemical, talking-heads documentary that argues its case with grim persistence, asking you to question institutions and stay skeptical.

A sober, first-person accounting of spectacular hubris, told from behind bars with an unsettling calm that makes the scale of the deception feel both abstract and intimate.

A slick, infuriating autopsy of corporate hubris that plays like a true-crime thriller, equal parts jaw-dropping and enraging.

A sober, detailed post-mortem of a banking giant, mixing interviews and archival footage to build quiet tension and a sense of inevitable collapse.