Writer and director James D. Scurlock makes his feature debut with this troubling documentary about the credit crises in the US that reveals the bigger picture of the economy. Through expert witness and case studies, Scurlock shows how hard times and easy credit makes average citizens victims to predatory lenders that includes all the major banks. It's the big banks who prey on the helpless and get government help when they are in trouble unlike the people who most of the time have no other option than falling into the vicious cycle besides those who live above their means. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Maxed Out
Writer and director James D. Scurlock makes his feature debut with this troubling documentary about the credit crises in the US that reveals the bigger picture of the economy. Through expert witness and case studies, Scurlock shows how hard times and easy credit makes average citizens victims to predatory lenders that includes all the major banks. It's the big banks who prey on the helpless and get government help when they are in trouble unlike the people who most of the time have no other option than falling into the vicious cycle besides those who live above their means. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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