Debt

A sober, argument-driven explainer that walks you through economic crisis with urgency and conviction rather than spectacle.

A sober, indignant tour of a rich country held back, more lecture than cinema, rewarding for viewers already curious about its subject.

A sober, talk-heavy archival documentary that asks you to follow economic ideas and their human cost, rewarding patience with quiet outrage.

A sober, talk-driven documentary that asks you to pay attention as it argues about power and press.

A sober, wonky explainer that feels like a serious seminar on national debt.

A sober, globe-trotting essay that traces how corruption erodes trust and leaves you uneasy but not without hope.

A sober, lecture-like documentary that walks you through economic history with charts and talking heads, informative but dry.

A sober, indignant look at exploited farm labor that informs and agitates rather than entertains, leaving you angry at the system.

A propulsive, intimate archival rush that sweeps you from glory to excess and leaves a bittersweet, human aftertaste.

A sober, intricate investigation that feels like watching a real-life thriller slowly unravel, leaving a lingering sense of unease.

A sober, talk-heavy lecture that steadily builds quiet alarm as one sharp voice lays out how the system tilts.

A fiery, persuasive polemic that mixes archival footage, interviews, and emotional testimony to provoke outrage and sorrow.