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Requiem for the American Dream (2015)

Through interviews filmed over four years, Noam Chomsky unpacks the principles that have brought us to the crossroads of historically unprecedented inequality – tracing a half-century of policies designed to favor the most wealthy at the expense of the majority – while also looking back on his own life of activism and political participation. He provides penetrating insight into what may well be the lasting legacy of our time – the death of the middle class, and swan song of functioning democracy.

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Year
- 2015
Language
- English
- French
Duration
- 73 mins
Director
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- Noam Chomsky
Genres
- Documentary
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Randy Y 01 Jul 2016

A fairly comprehensive collection of Chomsky's theories about society and socio-economic forces, but it is largely through interview. So the information is mostly stuff people have become at least familiar with, along with a few graphics to help understanding and create some framework for the theories... so while it is filled with information, it is not very dynamic, and it is easy to have one's attention wander a bit.

John B 12 Nov 2016

In a return to the screen from Manufactured Consent, we find Chomsky debating the same ideas he always has. Not that that is a bad thing.

Chris Knight 25 Nov 2015

It's a dire history lesson, but the speaker remains phlegmatic -- he's no Michael Moore -- and leaves viewers with the sense that something can still be done about it.

David M 05 Aug 2016

Chomsky is a wonderful thinker, and this is a very thought-provoking documentary; despite the fact that many of his ideas fail for the same reason the 60's hippie movement failed: They didn't offer better alternatives than what's currently being offered "in the real world." Chomsky thinks Obama represents the same kind of "change" as Republicans have to offer. This film reminded me of of the Woody Allen joke "Intellectuals are like the Mafia. They only kill their own." When Chomsky sides with Sarah Palin in her argument that the Obama administration hasn't represented "real" change I found myself scratching my head. Really? Because I'll bet the Affordable Care Act has helped more people than all of Chomsky's books...combined. But of course, just like the "Bernie or Bust" folks...if they don't get everything they want, they take their toys and go home. :) Oh, and Noam, can you please shave those hairs on the top of your nose, or is that too "establishment?"

Andrew B 03 Sep 2016

One of the more well organized (although brief and simplified) explanations of Chomsky's critique of neoliberalism. Not a great explanation of his alternatives, but a good starting point for someone not familiar with his ideas.