Deep Dive: Real Value (2013)
Film Lens
Real Value is an economics documentary directed by Jesse Borkowski, released in 2013. The film presents stories from social entrepreneurs in sectors like agriculture, apparel, insurance, and biofuel, demonstrating how businesses can create value beyond profit. It features insights from Dan Ariely, a professor of psychology and behavioral economics, who discusses the science behind our perception of value.
The documentary emphasizes the balance of people, planet, and profit, aiming to inspire business owners, entrepreneurs, and consumers to rethink traditional business models. By connecting motivational narratives with academic insights, Real Value encourages a broader consideration of the impact of business decisions on society and the environment.
Why Watch
- •Meet social entrepreneurs transforming agriculture and apparel.
- •Find out how Dan Ariely explains our perception of value.
- •See how businesses can balance profit with social impact.
Did You Know
•The film features stories from social entrepreneurs in four sectors.
•Dan Ariely is a world-renowned professor of psychology and behavioral economics.
•Real Value won an award for its approach to business ethics in 2013.
Perfect For
Business ethics enthusiastsSocial entrepreneurshipSustainability advocates