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Boom Bust Boom is a documentary that examines the history of speculative bubbles throughout mankind's existence. Written, directed, and presented by Terry Jones, the film combines historical analysis with commentary from various experts, including Dirk Bezemer and Paul Mason. It uses a mix of animation and interviews to illustrate the cyclical nature of economic booms and busts, emphasizing how these patterns have repeated over time.
The film was released in 2016, although it was produced in 2015. It features notable figures such as George W. Bush and presents a critical look at the financial systems that contribute to these economic phenomena. With a runtime of 70 minutes, it aims to inform viewers about the implications of speculative behavior in markets and its impact on society.
Why Watch
- •Meet Terry Jones in his final film appearance.
- •Find out about the history of economic bubbles.
- •See insights from economist Dirk Bezemer.
Did You Know
•Terry Jones made his final film appearance in 2020 before his death.
•The film was released in 2016, one year after its production in 2015.
•Boom Bust Boom has a total duration of 70 minutes.
•The documentary was produced in three countries: the US, GB, and NL.
Perfect For
Economic history enthusiastsFans of Terry JonesDocumentary lovers