The U.S.A's constitution promises life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, but Death & Taxes explores how the widening rich-poor gap complicates that pledge.
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Romanian auteur Radu Jude delivers a unique pair of documentaries tinged with anti-capitalist satire with Eight Postcards from Utopia and Sleep #2.
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Made in Ethiopia observes the plight of workers in the Eastern Industry Zone of Dukem, Ethiopia.
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The Click Trap offers more than a litany of transgressions by greedy corporations, and even some hope, with its look at online biz.
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Fredrik Gertten examines a web of connected social inequalities in Breaking Social, and the writers and protesters drawing attention to abuses of power.
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Documentary about the creation of hand-crafted luxury watches offers a fascinating subject and frustratingly banal treatment.
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Fashion Reimagined director Becky Hunter profiles Mother of Pearl creative director Amy Powney as she pursues sustainable fashion, somewhat naïvely.
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Tax Me If You Can is a fact-filled documentary that explores the world of corporate tax evasion and makes a case for the 1% to pay their share.
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An interview with 2nd Chance director Ramin Bahrani on Richard Davis, unreliable narrators, American gunslingers, and myths that make heroes.
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An interview with The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales directors Abigail E. Disney and Kathleen Hughes on tackling workers' rights and corporate greed through a look back at the Magic Kingdom
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