Generation Wealth

A documentary examines global inequality, consumerism, status seeking, and the pressure to project wealth through decades of portraits and interviews. It also turns inward, connecting these broader issues to the filmmaker’s experiences, family, and questions about what gives life lasting value.

My take

You may enjoy this if you like provocative documentaries such as The True Cost, but Not for you if you want a tightly focused examination of wealth without substantial personal reflection.

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