1. "Inside job"
This film won the 20 10 Oscar for Best Documentary. After interviewing politicians, journalists and financial industry leaders, director Charles restored the historical scene of American financial reform. By reappearing the specific characters and events in the American financial crisis in 2008, the causes of the crisis are sharply explained.
The structure of the film is ingenious, and some obscure personal capital becomes easy to understand through simple interpretation.
2. Wall Street
The United States has the famous Wall Street, which is the financial center of the world. The film "Wall Street" is based on the deception story of Wall Street. From this movie, you will learn a lot about the stock market, and you will also learn the skills of tycoons to manipulate the stock market.
3. Big Bear
Since the financial crisis in 2008, there have been many books and film and television works about the crisis, from the performance process to the elaboration and further analysis. But on the whole, most of them are viewed from the perspective of God, such as Too Big to Fail, which shows the whole process of the financial crisis from many angles.
This film is adapted from 20 10 michael lewis's book of the same name. Before the financial crisis broke out in 2008, four investment geniuses on Wall Street saw through the bubble and gained a lot by shorting subprime CDS, becoming one of the few investment heroes who made a lot of money in the financial disaster.
This film contains many financial principles. Some commentators said that this is not only an information-intensive financial lesson, but also a postmodern farce. "It's like reading Keynes on a motorcycle in a ring of fire."
4. Barbarians at the door
The film tells a Wall Street story full of greed, betrayal, conspiracy and high-risk bets. Adapted from the Chinese translation of The Barbarian at the Gate: The Fall of RJR Na Beske by Brian Ballard and John Heller, The Barbarian at the Gate: The Fall of RJR in Beske. This paper describes the acquisition of biscuit manufacturer Na Beske by RJR, the second largest tobacco company in the United States, from 65438 to 0988.
5. The Wolf of Wall Street
This film tells the story of Jordan Belfort, a Wall Street legend. Based on Jordan's personal memoirs, the film tells the story of his rich life wandering on the edge of the law and his sinking life lost in sex and drugs.
6. Too big to fail
This film is based on Andrew Ross Sorkin's best-selling book "Too Big to Fail". The life of major American regulators and investment banks after the financial crisis was objectively and in detail shown to the audience. It reveals how the American economic depression developed into a global financial crisis. We can see the essence of finance.
7. Enron: the smartest person in the room
This documentary describes the biggest business scandal in Wall Street's history: in 200 1 year, Enron, the seventh energy giant in Fortune magazine's "Top 500 America", collapsed in its heyday because it was exposed that it had made false accounts.
A group of greedy, arrogant, corrupt and extremely intelligent senior managers brought down a self-proclaimed global leading enterprise, leaving investors with nothing to lose and tens of thousands of employees unemployed.
The Enron scandal has seriously dampened the confidence of investors, and the word "Enron" has almost become synonymous with corporate fraud. Since then, the top five accounting firms in the world have become the "Big Four".
Business schools began to teach MBA students "ethics" again, and the Sabin Act, which was called "the most far-reaching reform bill in American business since President Roosevelt" by then President George W. Bush, was promulgated. Reality seems to be more dramatic than movies.
8. Interest storm
This is another movie set on Wall Street in 2008, or rather, what happened within 24 hours after the financial crisis broke out in an over-leveraged investment bank.
Peter Sullivan, a young analyst, suddenly realized that there were huge loopholes in the company's property evaluation. Investment banks have bought a lot of securities, but it is worthless to issue these securities now, which will soon lead to bank bankruptcy. The top management of the company held a meeting overnight, hoping to work out a strategy to save the company.
When the stock market opened the next day, they threw out all the bad assets. Investment banks can gain temporary stability, but more chain reactions are about to happen. This film attempts to depict the greed of human nature and the fragility of the financial system itself.
9. "pour gan Kun"
The film tells the story of Valentine's black gangsters begging in the street and Winsop trading futures. This film was listed as the first financial film to be seen by Wharton Business School.
"Inverted Gan Kun" not only has vivid stories and funny actors, but also embeds the futures market in the film. It is a good film with financial theme, which can stand the test of time.
10. Gambling king
This film is very popular with poker players, and it also illustrates the balance between poker and market trading. The two protagonists are the two extremes that exist in every trader, and the strong contrast between the two styles runs through the whole movie. Predictive ability is equally important in poker and trading. You won't lose anything you didn't gamble on. This sentence is equally true in poker and trading.