

Michael Covel travels 75,000 miles across five major cities to examine personal finance and the reliability of government and brokerage firms.
Synopsis
Michael Covel travels 75,000 miles across five major cities to examine personal finance and the reliability of government and brokerage firms.
Synopsis
Michael Covel interviews single mothers facing foreclosure in New York City and professional poker players in Macau as he travels 75,000 miles across cities like London, Tokyo, and Singapore. Filmed during 2007 and 2008, "Broke: The New American Dream" features insights from Nobel Prize winners and U.S. Congress members. The documentary questions the reliability of government and major brokerage firms while addressing real-life financial struggles. Covel calls for clearer discussions about money management amid economic uncertainty.
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Why Watch
- Meet single mothers facing foreclosure in America.
- Find out what Nobel Prize winners say about finance.
- See how major brokerage firms are perceived.
Did You Know
- Michael Covel traveled 75,000 miles for this film.
- The film features interviews with U.S. Congress members.
- It includes perspectives from professional poker players.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'Broke: The New American Dream'?
Michael W. Covel directed 'Broke: The New American Dream'.
What cities did Michael Covel travel to for the documentary?
Michael Covel traveled to cities such as London, Tokyo, Macau, Singapore, and New York City.
What year was 'Broke: The New American Dream' released?
Broke: The New American Dream was released in 2009.
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