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What next for the IMF? The subject of Michael Moore’s latest documentary comes as no surprize – it isn’t only bankers who get it hot and strong, the entire capitalist system comes in for kicking. The film was an award winner at Venice and is bound to do good box office, but critics have already pointed out that unlike in his previous films, the director has failed to come up with any real solutions to the problems he identifies so wittily.
Heartbreaking and amusing in equal measures, Capitalism: A Love Story is destined to keep the chattering classes well supplied with dinner-party discussion topics this autumn. For more information about the film see: www.imdb.com/title/tt1232207 For the trailer see: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeROnVUADj0 For the official film site see www.capitalismalovestory.comMore about: Economy, Michael Moore, USACopyright © 2012 euronews
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