Laissez-faire
2015 · 80 MIN · IMDB 9.1 · DIR. Ruggero Arenella
Overview
A historical perspective to understand Neoliberalism and to understand why this ideology today so profoundly influences the choices of our governments and our lives.
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00:01:39 In the last 20 years of the twentieth century
00:06:03 for a sort of heterogenesis of purposes
00:08:22 The conclusions of the American Samuel Huntington
00:10:45 when Adam Smith publishes his most important work:
00:12:59 affirms that the entire market, if it is not
00:15:43 it continues to run free.
00:18:17 this vision, it is necessary that
00:21:04 Bretton Woods,
00:25:23 This, however, was a tremendous setback.
00:27:52 "Continent of rights".
00:31:14 It has given too much power to the people,
00:38:29 the markets that decide. Why?
00:40:57 it may have operated through massive
00:43:20 the central bank which must respond
00:45:13 and of course they created this
00:47:14 of the world
00:49:35 large newspapers, it has meant
00:51:59 its rise, Unidad Popular, the Chilean
00:54:35 Chile would have been a model
00:57:39 interrupting the great economic
01:01:20 the prize went into the hands of Milton Friedman.
01:06:09 International Monetary Fund and the neoliberal economic recipes.
01:10:01 The hand that held the gun was that of his former friend,
01:13:01 To conquer it, a deception was needed.
Cast & Characters
Ronald Reagan
Self (archive footage)
Margaret Thatcher
Self (archive footage)
Salvador Allende
Self (archive footage)
Milton Friedman
Self (archive footage)
John Maynard Keynes
Self (archive footage)
John Perkins
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Naomi Klein
Self (archive footage)
Karl Marx
Self (archive footage)
Thomas Sankara
Self (archive footage)
Giovanni Agnelli
Self (archive footage)
Jaime Roldós Aguilera
Self (archive footage)
Clement Attlee
Self (archive footage)
Tony Benn
Self (archive footage)
Enrico Berlinguer
Self (archive footage)
Ben Bernanke
Self (archive footage)
William Beveridge
Self (archive footage)
George H. W. Bush
Self (archive footage)
Eamonn Butler
Self (archive footage)
Jimmy Carter
Self (archive footage)
Fidel Castro
Self (archive footage)
Che Guevara
Self (archive footage)
Winston Churchill
Self (archive footage)
Blaise Compaoré
Self (archive footage)
Michel Crozier
Self (archive footage)
Deng Xiaoping
Self (archive footage)
Mario Draghi
Self (archive footage)
John Elkann
Self (archive footage)
Edwin J. Feulner
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Timothy Geithner
Self (archive footage)
Carter Glass
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Mikhail Gorbachev
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Alan Greenspan
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Adolf Hitler
Self (archive footage)
Samuel Huntington
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William Stanley Jevons
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Harry Keen
Self (archive footage)
Henry Kissinger
Self (archive footage)
Vladimir Lenin
Self (archive footage)
Sergio Marchionne
Self (archive footage)
Carl Menger
Self (archive footage)
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,134
Dialogue density14.2 lines / min
First line00:01:39
Final line01:13:01
Production Record
DirectorRuggero Arenella
LanguageItalian
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