Debtocracy
2011 · 75 MIN · IMDB 7.8 · 794 VOTES · DIR. Aris Chatzistefanou, Katerina Kitidi
Overview
Debtocracy seeks the causes of the Greek debt crisis and proposes solutions sidelined by the government and the dominant media. It follows countries like Ecuador that created debt Audit Commissions and tracks this process in Greece.
Dialogue Timeline — 559 lines
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00:05:04 but let's be fair about it, we're all part of it.
00:07:40 which was termed financialisation.
00:12:07 The Eurozone is divided distinctly into central and peripheral states.
00:14:47 which was bound to lead to the results we have today.
00:17:33 The Germans forced Greece to become a lender instead of a borrower.
00:19:21 Kostas Karamanlis decreased capital taxation by 10%.
00:23:57 Ben Bernanke Chairman of FED -
00:26:29 EUR 108 billion
00:29:20 people who are hungry or homeless, who lack medication and healthcare.
00:32:03 For that, violence is deployed.
00:34:19 Actually, at that time, they served the interests
00:36:54 are preparing for the day after Saddam Hussein's overthrowal.
00:40:05 However, Washington suddenly realised that they'd pried open a can of worms.
00:43:02 But our priorities are clear. Life comes first, repaying debts second.
00:46:28 Rafael Correa.
00:48:37 He chose to resign rather than succumb. This made him very popular.
00:51:28 We laughed it off, but you imagine how difficult it was
00:53:11 They gave 800 million dollars and bought off 3 billion dollars of debt.
00:57:38 showed they could reward their allies amply. They re-hired
01:00:11 We're such hypocrites! We give them money so they can buy our arms.
01:04:57 How much is it? How was it incurred?
01:07:48 Academics, writers, artists, union representatives from all over the world
01:09:51 The formation of an Audit Committee, is ultimately
10:20:03 The total cost is almost 3 billion.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed559
Dialogue density7.5 lines / min
First line00:05:04
Final line10:20:03
Production Record
DirectorAris Chatzistefanou, Katerina Kitidi
LanguageEL
IMDb votes794