Film adaptation of French economist Thomas Piketty's ground-breaking global bestseller of the same name: an eye-opening journey through wealth and power.
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Capital in the Twenty-First Century – Official U.S. Trailer
“Capital in the Twenty-First Century can't hope to address its subject with the depth of its source material, but the end result remains an eye-opening overview.”
It's brisk, first-rate stuff, and not especially radical. I can see it being shown in schools.
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Peter Bradshaw
RTGuardianSep 24, 2020
Piketty's picture is no less dismaying for being so lavishly detailed.
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Danny Leigh
RTFinancial TimesSep 23, 2020
If Piketty is a rock star, the film paints capitalism as a supergroup whose biggest hits were hugely popular, but are long in the past. New material has not been well received.
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Robert Roten
RTLaramie Movie ScopeFeb 4, 2021
The movie indicates America is now similar economically to what England was in the early 1800s. A tiny percentage of society controls almost all the wealth. Such inequality can destabilize a society.