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Documentaries like Capitalism: A Love Story
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The 3 reasons people love Capitalism: A Love Story
Read them all. One will sound more like you than the others.
You want to hear from the families who lost their houses.
You like a film about who owns what and who decides.
You like the nerve of crime-scene tape strung across a bank.
Picks that share your reasons

The Big Short2015
- to hear from the families who lost their houses
Good for you if you like to understand how something really happened.

Inside Job2010
- to hear from the families who lost their houses
- a film about who owns what and who decides
Good for you if you want to know who made money from the crash and who paid.

The Act of Killing2012
- to hear from the families who lost their houses
- a film about who owns what and who decides
Good for you if you want history told by the people who carried it out.

Blackfish2013
- to hear from the families who lost their houses
- a film about who owns what and who decides
Good for you if you like former trainers admitting what they didn't want to see.

Schindler's List1993
- to hear from the families who lost their houses
Good for you if you want to understand a true story from the inside.

Fahrenheit 9/112004
- to hear from the families who lost their houses
- a film about who owns what and who decides
- the nerve of crime-scene tape strung across a bank
Good for you if you want news footage and interviews from the Bush years in one film.

The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz2014
- to hear from the families who lost their houses
- a film about who owns what and who decides
Good for you if you want his family, friends and lawyers telling the story.

Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief2015
- to hear from the families who lost their houses
- a film about who owns what and who decides
Good for you if you like hearing people explain how they came to believe, and how they left.

Making a Murderer2015
- a film about who owns what and who decides
Good for you if you like seeing how a county police force and a court work up close.

What Happened, Miss Simone?2015
- to hear from the families who lost their houses
Good for you if you want her own diaries and recordings to tell it.

Bowling for Columbine2002
- to hear from the families who lost their houses
- the nerve of crime-scene tape strung across a bank
Good for you if you want a road trip through America asking why it has so many shootings.

Waltz with Bashir2008
- to hear from the families who lost their houses
Good for you if you like a director investigating his own past.
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