The movie, not the book. I had not heard of the filmmaker before this one but some of his films apparently were mainstream in france at some point ? How come ? Still great to find out about it now that I have more time to watch movies, and if I'm going through all of it lately, le Capital is the last one to date. It introduces the corporate banking world from the point of view of a successful corporate clerk climbing the steps quickly, and analysing it quite cynically. There is no romanticism in this history, but rather an analyse through the lens of an antihero. Only one idealist, apparently drawn from the writer of the book who inspired the movie, and they see their hope broken down, and in the the end, there's some bad guys winning. yeah, yeah, I know...
Review of Capital
