Inflation
Inflation (1928) is an experimental silent film at eight minutes which is sometimes categorized as a documentary. By now Richter is well beyond playing with light & shadow. Inflation explores the subject of money through
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Inflation (1928) is an experimental silent film at eight minutes which is sometimes categorized as a documentary. By now Richter is well beyond playing with light & shadow. Inflation explores the subject of money through
An attempt to explain the economic cycle of inflation and unemployment.
The Devil works with Adolf Hitler to cause inflation in the United States.
Four-part episodic film about the everyday lives of young people. The focus is on a café as a communication point for various cliques.
Private Snafu learns about inflation
"The next time you hear someone blame inflation on stimulus checks that Americans got four years ago or workers finally getting much-needed pay bumps, kindly remind them that corporate profits are at a 70-year-high. Hell
Back for over a year, inflation is hitting us hard. This documentary sheds light on the mechanisms of a multifactorial economic phenomenon and outlines prospects for the future.
Fleeing Venezuela’s economic collapse, two brothers struggle for survival on a militia-operated coca farm. With their lives on the line, the younger brother gambles on a last ditch effort to rescue themselves and bring t
With poet Taylor Mead.
A lonely man in his 60s accepts a stranger's invitation on a community app, leading him to Thanksgiving dinner with a young married couple in his neighborhood.
A young woman goes shopping despite the tough times of inflation.
A Faustian tale of a young American woman fed up with economic strife.
Inflation is hitting with full force: Even in rich industrialized countries, many people suddenly don’t even have enough money to feed themselves properly or pay their bills. "Inflation is a kind of power struggle," says
A princess, who survives with her few means, wakes up, like every morning, with the hope of seeing her prince charming. Against all expectations, he appears, but he is not exactly what she hoped for.
The ubiquitous loudspeakers, television propaganda and slogans in towns and villages are constantly instilling the will of the powers that be and the alienation of thinking in the minds of the people. Men, women, and chi