Five best films about money
1. The Wolf of Wall Street
Jordan Belfort was not only lucky with business, he himself was the embodiment of business. He created himself, he was a man who made his own destiny, he wasn`t afraid of anything, he didn`t dream, but he didthings. The world of Wall Street is not for weaklings,you need to have a lot of potential to succeed there.Although Jordan initially didn`t succeed due to the market crash, but he didn`t give up. As is usually the case in such stories, there are a lot of drugs and prostitutes. His business, society, needs saturated him so much that he himself got used to his image of a rich bastard. This was the beginning of the collapse.
Production Companies: Red Granite Pictures, EMJAG Productions, Appian Way Productions, Sikelia Productions
/ Running time: 180 minutes / Genre: …../ Release date: december 25, 2013 (United States)
* The Wolf of Wall Street /epic biographical black comedy crime film/ — Wikipédia/.
2. Pirates of Silicon Valley
The film “Pirates of Silicon Valley” shows the viewer exactly how the utopian ideas of young visionaries turn into projects that change the world. It`s a story of the conquest of the world by computer geniuses Bill Gates and Steve Jobs.
The revolution happened when no one was expecting it. It all started at the dawn of the eighties, in small back rooms, where two unknown programmers were inventing and fantasizing. Real prototypes Bill Gates and Steve Jobs as characters are already a reason to bring this story into your filmography.
You will learn how Apple and Microsoft began, how two geniuses went their way, combining genius with greed, purposefulness with vindictiveness, workaholism with personal complexes. Yesterday’s dreamers turned into billionaires, founding their own empires – Apple and Microsoft.
3. Wall Street
An old film that contains the eternal principles of business, and therefore does not lose its relevance even in our times.
Young broker Bud Fox is ready to do anything for the sake of success. He belongs to the generation of “yuppies” – urban youths with diplomas from prestigious universities, pragmatically looking at life and dreaming of an easy, fast career in the world of business. His idol, trading genius, agreed to cooperatewith him. He manages to attract the attention of theexpert in exchange science and establish friendly and business relationships with him.
It would seem that the thorns ended here and the stars became closer, but the hero discovers that his idol is involved in dishonest games, and not only doesn`t shun machinations, but also draws his young partner into it.