We’re Not Broke

About This Movie

We're Not Broke is a documentary that digs into the intricate loopholes U.S. corporations exploit to sidestep taxes, revealing a disquieting truth about economic inequality. The tone is straightforward yet charged with a palpable sense of urgency. It weaves interviews and expert commentary seamlessly, building a narrative that feels both personal and systemic. There's a rawness to the editing that reflects the frustration many feel, and it captures the atmosphere of growing discontent quite effectively. It’s not just numbers and graphs; it’s about real people affected by these policies. The film's pacing allows time for reflection without dragging, making its points resonate. It's distinctive for its unvarnished look at corporate America and the moral implications lurking in the shadows.

Focus on corporate tax avoidance · Themes of economic inequality · Documentary with a strong narrative flow