Film Lens
Business Class is a Swedish documentary from 1988 that focuses on the yuppie culture of the 1980s. Through the lens of Tomas Dillén, the film profiles young entrepreneurs and financial professionals who are driven by the ambition to achieve millionaire status. It captures the essence of a generation that is heavily invested in the stock market and the pursuit of wealth.
The documentary presents a candid look at the lifestyles and aspirations of these individuals, showcasing their motivations and the societal context of the time. It serves as a reflection of the economic climate of the 1980s, where the pursuit of success became a defining characteristic of youth culture.
Why Watch
- •Meet young entrepreneurs chasing millionaire dreams.
- •See the stock market culture of the 1980s in action.
- •Find out how yuppies shaped modern business attitudes.
Did You Know
•The documentary was released in 1988, during the peak of yuppie culture.
•It has a runtime of 45 minutes, focusing on young financial professionals.
•The film captures the stock market frenzy that characterized the 1980s.
Perfect For
1980s culture enthusiastsFinancial market historyYuppie lifestyle fans