8 Documentaries for Smarter Money Making

Director Billy Corben framed this 2012 documentary based on monetary worries that haunt every individual on earth, keeping special highlight on the sports fraternity. The film opens to the audience how millionaire  players are broke within five years of retirement due to bad investments, pressure from freeloaders, burdened with medical issues and excessive show offs. It’s not about the life of these people but how they lost their assets without even thinking about it.

The film explains the global financial meltdown of 2008 with interviews of major insiders, politicians and journalists. According to director Charles H. Ferguson, the film is regarding “the systemic corruption of the United States by the financial services industry and the consequences of that systemic corruption" divided in five parts. The five parts are How We Got Here, The Bubble, The Crisis, Accountability and Where We Are Now. Though critics had much to argue both negatives and positives of the film, yet it won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature in 2011.

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