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Capital (2012)

The head of a giant European investment bank desperately clings to power when an American hedge fund company tries to buy them out.

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Deborah Young 20 Oct 2013

A film that lingers in the memory in spite of being rather irritating to watch.

Robert Abele 01 Nov 2013

There's plenty of pacing verve in Costa-Gavras' technique, and the residue from that first thrilling peek inside the hermetic world of big-time money-moving never goes away. What's lacking is most surprising from this dissident filmmaker: the emotional outrage.

Eric Kohn 24 Oct 2013

Gavras never forces the material into allegorical turf; it's a relatively straightforward look at the ramifications of getting blinded by dollar signs, with perhaps one of the most clearly defined visions of economic depravity since "Wall Street."

Abby Garnett 08 Nov 2013

Capital's chief pleasure is also a huge limitation: in all its merciless hubris, it's smartly, stylishly blank.

Steve Macfarlane 22 Oct 2013

Costa-Gavras's new film is more a funhouse-mirror panegyric (albeit on an exhausted topic) than the staid thriller promised by its press materials.