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Who Is Saving Whom? The Crisis as a Business Model: Directed by Leslie Franke, Herdolor Lorenz, Stefan Corinth, Alexander Grasseck, Tania Sainz Martín. With Rolf Becker, Maria Delivanis-Negroponte, Mario Draghi, Lucía Figar. "Who is saving whom?" is not just another bank rescue and Euro rescue film.
The crisis as a business model at the expense of democracy and social security A film by Leslie Franke and Herdolor Lorenz, 2015, 104 minutes The film starts with impressions of the contradictory splits in our society.
“Who is saving Whom?” reveals that the expensive rescue packages since 2010 rescued exclusively only the creditors, the banks, the hedge funds and the insurances.
Rescue activity everywhere, but no salvation is in sight. For the big banks, the financial crisis is primarily a business model. And the constantly "upset“ and "disappointed“ finance markets appear to be a very special beast that needs to be jollied along. Who then is saving whom? The rich the poor? The politicians the banks?
4 de jul. de 2016 · “Who is Saving Whom?” reveals how the expensive, so-called rescue packages actually only rescued the creditors, the banks, the hedge funds and the insurance companies. The transformation of private debt into public debt has shaken lawful, socialist societies to their foundations.
For the large banks the financial crisis is mainly a business model at the expense of democracy and social safty. The ever 'disgruntled' and 'disappointed' financial markets seem to be a special creature which must constantly be pacified.
The Crisis as a Business Model. Summaries. "Who is saving whom?" is not just another bank rescue and Euro rescue film. It reveals much more what it is that all the "rescues" hide, right up to the present day tragedy of Greece. The radical alteration of society in Europe.
