The story itself is as unbelievable as true, that makes this documentary totally worth. The biggest Ponzi scheme ever behind the huge success of one of the most successful men of Wall Street. How is even possible that this has really happened? How is possible that nobody knew what was really going on? The authorities supposed to monitor financial operations and investigate crimes like this, ignored clear signals of the fraud. It's one of the situations that makes you believe money makes the world go round, no matter what.
The documentary is worth because the story deserves to be seen, however it could have been squeezed in half of the time, and after a bit the continuous slow motion sequences become a boring technique.
The documentary is worth because the story deserves to be seen, however it could have been squeezed in half of the time, and after a bit the continuous slow motion sequences become a boring technique.