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Margin Call (2011)
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Director:
J. C. Chandor |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Drama |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Margin Call |
RUNNING
TIME
109
minutes |
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Producer:
Joe Jenckes
Robert Ogden Barnum
Corey Moosa
Michael Benaroya
Neal Dodson
Zachary Quinto |
Screenwriter:
J. C. Chandor |
Review
J. C.
Chandor has established himself as one of the great new filmmaking
talents around with this his debut film, followed up by the
brilliant
All Is Lost in 2013. In Margin Call, he
manages the trick of making Wall Street lingo and conflicts into
palpable human drama, in which greed, selfishness and dishonesty is
dissected and presented in all its ugliness without further disdain.
If the everyman is ever to really grasp this business and understand
the reasons for incidents such as the 2007-08 financial crisis, it
is through this film. And thanks to a stellar ensemble cast,
Margin Call is able to convey that the characters populating the
investment banking business are actually normal human beings – more
or less.
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