At All Costs (1995) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is At All Costs about?
At All Costs is a documentary. Jihad, the founder of a small company in France, faces a financial crisis as he visits his banker to secure funds for his dwindling staff. Over six months, the workforce has shrunk from 14 to just three cooks, a delivery driver, and a secretary. As creditors, including the French government, loom large, the remaining employees devise creative solutions to keep operations running, such as using a coin-operated pay phone to place orders. The film captures their determination amid economic challenges.
When was At All Costs released?
At All Costs was released in 1995.
How long is At All Costs?
At All Costs has a runtime of 95 minutes.
What genre is At All Costs?
At All Costs is classified as Business.
What topics does At All Costs cover?
At All Costs explores topics including financial-crisis.