Documentaries about the financial crisis

We must not forget:

• Very few people or companies were punished for causing the 2008 crisis.
• No substantial reforms were put in place to prevent another crisis.
• By bailing out big banks they were encouraged to continue their mischief.

Viewable online:

• FRONTLINE The Untouchables
• BBC The Money Trap: How Banks Control the World Through Debt
• BBC Masters of Money 1: The Love of Money (2012)
• BBC Masters of Money 2: Friedrich Hayek (2012)
• BBC Masters of Money 3: Karl Marx (2012)
• Max Keiser: Hotspots/Greece (2011)
• BBC Fall of Lehman Brothers (2009?)
• CBC: Meltdown (2010?) 4-part series
• IOUSA (2008)
• PBS: Breaking the Bank (2009)
• Max Keiser: Hotspots/Ireland (2012)
• Max Keiser: Browns Bottom (2009)
• Max Keiser: Money Geyser (2007)
• In Debt We Trust (2012)
• Inequality - how wealth becomes power

On DVD:

• The Flaw (2011)
• The Best Government Money Can Buy (2010)
• End of the Road: How money became worthless (2012)
• Inside Job (2010)
• Maxed Out (2006)

Animations:

• Bank Bailouts Explained by Omid Malekan
• Quantitative Easing Explained by Omid Malekan
• Quantitative Easing Revisited by Omid Malekan
• The Crisis of Credit by Jonathan Jarvis
• MF Global dialogue by Ron Hera

Specifically about student debt:

• Scholarslip (2012)
• CNBC: The Price of Admission (2011)
• News Hour: Student Loans (2012)
• Default: Student Loan documentary (2011)

About the rich:

• Jamie Johnson: The One Percent (2006)
• Jamie Johnson: Born Rich (2003)