Fourteen hours of interviews with Michael Ruppert were condensed into an 82-minute monologue discussing societal collapse and its causes.
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Fourteen hours of interviews with Michael Ruppert were condensed into an 82-minute monologue discussing societal collapse and its causes.
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Synopsis
In an abandoned warehouse basement in Los Angeles, Michael Ruppert recounts his life as a former LAPD officer and his views on societal collapse. Over 82 minutes, Ruppert discusses energy crises, economic instability, and the implications of fiat money and fractional reserve banking. He predicts social unrest and governmental failures, using news reports and data to support his claims. Director Chris Smith interjects with skepticism, creating a dialogue that questions Ruppert's interpretations of impending crises.
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Why Watch
- Meet Michael Ruppert's controversial theories on energy.
- See Ruppert's predictions of societal collapse.
- Find out about Ruppert's ties to U.S. intelligence.
Did You Know
- Michael Ruppert was a former LAPD officer and detective.
- The film was shot over five days in March and April 2009.
- Collapse premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2009.
- The film's runtime is 82 minutes long.
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Who directed the documentary Collapse?
Collapse was directed by Chris Smith.
What year did Collapse premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival?
Collapse premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2009.
How long is the runtime of Collapse?
Collapse has a runtime of 82 minutes.
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