Inside Job
A FILM BY Charles Ferguson
A FILM BY Charles Ferguson
An angry, well-argued documentary about how the American financial industry set out deliberately to defraud the ordinary American investor.
-Roger Ebert, ChicagoSun Times
Indignation is often the most self-deluding of emotions; this movie has the rare gifts of lucid passion and informed rage.
-David Denby, New Yorker
Mr. Ferguson has summoned the scourging moral force of a pulpit-shaking sermon. That he delivers it with rigor, restraint and good humor makes his case all the more devastating.
-A.O Scott, New York Times
This is no dry economics lesson; it is a vital wake-up call.
-Colin Covert, Minneapolis Star Tribune
Synopsis
From Academy Award® nominated filmmaker, Charles Ferguson ("No End In Sight"), comes INSIDE JOB, the first film to expose the shocking truth behind the economic crisis of 2008. The global financial meltdown, at a cost of over $20 trillion, resulted in millions of people losing their homes and jobs. Through extensive research and interviews with major financial insiders, politicians and journalists, INSIDE JOB traces the rise of a rogue industry and unveils the corrosive relationships which have corrupted politics, regulation and academia. Narrated by Academy Award® winner Matt Damon, INSIDE JOB was made on location in the United States, Iceland, England, France, Singapore, and China.Theatrical Release Date
Friday, November 19, 2010
Original Languages: English
Genre: Documentary
Running Time: 120 min.
Year: 2010
Genre: Documentary
Running Time: 120 min.
Year: 2010
CREDITS
DIRECTED BY
Charles Ferguson
TRAILER
PHOTOS
Martin Feldstein, Director, AIG and AIGFP (1988-2009); Professor of Economics, Harvard University. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Robert Gnaizda, Former Director, Greenlining Institute. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
New York Stock Exchange. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Bill Ackman, Hedge Fund Manager. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Jonathan Alpert, Therapist to Wall Street Executives. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Row of private jets . Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Satyajit Das, Derivatives Consultant; Author, Traders Guns & Money. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Jeffrey Lane, Vice Chairman, Lehman Brothers (2003-2007).Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Eric Halperin, Director, Center for Responsible Lending, Washington, DC. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
John Campbell, Chairman, Harvard Economics Department.Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Jerome Fons, Former Managing Director, Moody?s Rating Agency. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Left to Right: Director Charles Ferguson and Jerome Fons [Fons]: Former Managing Director, Moody?s Rating Agency. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Patrick Daniel, Editor-in-Chief, Singapore Press Holdings. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Daniel Alpert, Managing Director, Westwood Capital. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Michael Greenberger, Former Deputy Director, Division of Trading & Markets (1997-2000); Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Glenn Hubbard, Chief Economic Advisor, Bush Administration; Dean, Columbia Business School. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Simon Johnson, Professor, MIT; Former Chief Economist, International Monetary Fund. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Sigridur Benediktsdottir, Special Investigative Committee, Icelandic Parliament. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Wall Street news ticker. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Wall Street sign. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Willem Buiter, Chief Economist, Citigroup.Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Christine Lagarde, Minister of Economy, Finance, Industry & Employment, France. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Sam Hayes, Professor Emeritus of Investment banking, Harvard Business School. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA), Chairman, House Financial Services Committee. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Kristin Davis, Former Wall Street Madam. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Inside Job
Martin Feldstein, Director, AIG and AIGFP (1988-2009); Professor of Economics, Harvard University. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Robert Gnaizda, Former Director, Greenlining Institute. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
New York Stock Exchange. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Bill Ackman, Hedge Fund Manager. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Jonathan Alpert, Therapist to Wall Street Executives. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Row of private jets . Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Satyajit Das, Derivatives Consultant; Author, Traders Guns & Money. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Jeffrey Lane, Vice Chairman, Lehman Brothers (2003-2007).Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Eric Halperin, Director, Center for Responsible Lending, Washington, DC. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
John Campbell, Chairman, Harvard Economics Department.Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Jerome Fons, Former Managing Director, Moody?s Rating Agency. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Left to Right: Director Charles Ferguson and Jerome Fons [Fons]: Former Managing Director, Moody?s Rating Agency. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Patrick Daniel, Editor-in-Chief, Singapore Press Holdings. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Daniel Alpert, Managing Director, Westwood Capital. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Michael Greenberger, Former Deputy Director, Division of Trading & Markets (1997-2000); Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Glenn Hubbard, Chief Economic Advisor, Bush Administration; Dean, Columbia Business School. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Simon Johnson, Professor, MIT; Former Chief Economist, International Monetary Fund. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Sigridur Benediktsdottir, Special Investigative Committee, Icelandic Parliament. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Wall Street news ticker. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Wall Street sign. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Willem Buiter, Chief Economist, Citigroup.Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Christine Lagarde, Minister of Economy, Finance, Industry & Employment, France. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Sam Hayes, Professor Emeritus of Investment banking, Harvard Business School. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA), Chairman, House Financial Services Committee. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Kristin Davis, Former Wall Street Madam. Photo by Representational Pictures, Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
