Movie Review: Inside Job

Inside job is a 2010’s documentary that talks about 2008’s financial crisis and shows investigations and interviews that reveal the real causes of the crisis, putting emphasis at corruption, for example, the interest conflict that exist inside the financial industry, the relationship between state politics and economy pressures, the elevated wages that year by year are increasing at the industry or even the connection that exist between universities and crisis. The film got an Oscar at 2011 for Best Documentary Feature, and also was very well received by the critic. Inside Job don’t talk just about a punctual issue, it talks about how people that are at the top of financial industry, and, because of that, have the obligation and responsibility of administrate almost everything –state budgets, pensions, etc.- that influence on our daily living, don’t really put people benefits above their personal benefits. The film talks about selfishness and an aggressive careless about the other, it shows the “white-collar criminals” and how state and authorities don’t make justice about it. It’s a calling for reflection about who are those people and how true is what they are saying.