Bob Mondello on 'Inside Job', another in a long line of docs I've got to see:
Clarity and efficiency may not be the sexiest of cinematic virtues, but in Inside Job — Charles Ferguson's rip-roaring, Wall-Street-damning documentary about 2008's global financial meltdown — they sure prove powerful tools. Oliver Stone took the better part of an hour In Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps to make you indignant about the schemers who dreamed up credit default swaps, but pretty much any 30 seconds of interview footage in Inside Job will make you want to throttle the nearest banker, broker or economic analyst.
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Apple has a trailer
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