
The Flaw (2011) on Netflix
NR20111h 18mDocumentaryHistory
Economists, a former bond trader and a homeowner facing foreclosure trace the credit bubble behind the 2008 crash. The accounts also examine the gap between the rich and the rest.
- Netflix3.9/5
- IMDb7.1/10872 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes80%
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Plot summary
The credit bubble that brought on the financial crisis of 2008 drives an account built from interviews with leading economists such as a Yale professor and a Nobel laureate, an economic historian, a fund manager and a corporate watchdog. Wall Street insiders and people hurt by the crash also appear, among them a former mortgage bond trader who now runs tours of the financial district and a former New York Times economics correspondent facing foreclosure on his own home. The testimony reaches back through American capitalism in the twentieth century to argue that the crisis grew out of a changing relationship between the wealthy and the rest of society.
Cast
- Robert Shilleras Himself - Professor of Economics, Yale University
- Robert Frankas Himself - Professor of Economics, Cornell University
Joseph Stiglitzas Himself - Nobel Prize for Economics, Columbia University
Dan Arielyas Himself - Professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics, Duke University
- Andrew Luanas Himself - Former Mortgage Bond Trader
- Louis Hymanas Himself - Economic Historian, Harvard University
- George Cooperas Himself - Fund Manager, Blue Crest Capital
- Nell Minowas Herself - Corporate Watchdog, The Corporate Library
Ed Andrewsas Himself - Economics Correspondent, New York Times
- Antoinette Coffi-Ahiboas Herself - Optician
- Steve Nahasas Himself - Real Estate Investor
Robert Wadeas Himself - Professor of Political Economy, London School of Economics




















