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Dirty Money - Season 1

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In this series we can recount events that seem closer to reality. The series opens its documentary events through numerous details about the alliance of governments with car companies, especially Volkswagen, a famous car maker and the opening of corruption files. The series opens up a wide range of powerful events that begin with Donald Trump, who has turned from a failed businessman into a series of epic business conglomerates. On the other hand, a man named Stevens is trying to present a new story about the real estate sector full of secrets.

Genre:

Documentary

Actors:

Alberto Ayala, A.J. Benza, Roddy Boyd, Jonathon Braun, Hillary Clinton, Adam Davidson, Jack Ewing, John German, Alex Gibney, Walter Groth, John Hempton, ...»

Director:

Erin Lee Carr, Alex Gibney, Kristi Jacobson, Brian McGinn, Jesse Moss, Fisher Stevens

Country:

United States

Release:

2018

IMDb:

8.1

Quality:

Duration:

60 min

KEYWORDS:

#A.J. Benza #Alberto Ayala #Dirty Money #Roddy Boyd #Season 1

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ACTORS OF "Dirty Money - Season 1"

Alberto Ayala

A.J. Benza

2 June 1962, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Roddy Boyd

Jonathon Braun

Hillary Clinton

26 October 1947, Chicago, Illinois, USA

23 October 1953, New York City, New York, USA

Walter Groth

John Hempton

Carolyn Jarvis

1979 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

12 December 1970, Hibbing, Minnesota, USA

Michael Melkersen

Timothy O'Brien

Randal Pinkett

1971 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Ferdinand Piëch

April 17, 1937 in Vienna, Austria

April 1, 1983 in Brooklyn, New York, USA

Russell Simmons

4 October 1957, Queens, New York, USA

Matt Taibbi

Donald J. Trump

14 June 1946, New York City, New York, USA

Scott Tucker

Elizabeth Warren

22 June 1949, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA

Martin Winterkorn

Fisher Stevens

27 November 1963, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Anabel Hernández

Simon Trepanier

Roberto Aguilera Olivera

December 15, 1961 in Illinois, USA

Blaine Tucker

Bertel Schmitt

Clare Rewcastle Brown

David Kocieniewski

Julien Beauchamp-Laliberté

24 July 1953, Rolla, Missouri, USA

Paul Chessin

Elise J. Bean

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HEROES OF "Dirty Money - Season 1"

Himself

Played by: Alberto Ayala

Himself

Played by: Roddy Boyd

Himself

Played by: Jonathon Braun

Himself

Played by: Adam Davidson

Himself

Played by: Jack Ewing

Himself

Played by: John German

Himself

Played by: Alex Gibney

Himself

Played by: Patrick Radden Keefe

Himself

Played by: Hans Koberstein

Herself

Played by: Bethany McLean

Himself

Played by: Timothy O'Brien

Himself

Played by: Randal Pinkett

Himself

Played by: Bill Pruitt

Himelf

Played by: Walter Shaub

Himself

Played by: Matt Taibbi

Himself

Played by: Donald J. Trump

Herself

Played by: Elizabeth Warren

CRITICS OF "Dirty Money - Season 1"

New York Times

The installments range from an infuriating look at payday lending to an offbeat story about Canadian maple syrup cartels. The common thread is the abuse of trust.

January 25, 2018

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RogerEbert.com

Dirty Money is eminently, compulsively watchable, somehow counterbalancing the heaviness of the subject matter with an undercurrent of urgency and a keen sense of how to keep things entertaining.

January 26, 2018

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Paste Magazine

Directorial styles and esthetics are different from episode to episode, and you might prefer some to others-but every story is worth knowing more about.

January 26, 2018

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The Daily Dot

Armed with a dangerous, even rock star appeal, Dirty Money entertains as well as it informs across its six episodes. But you may need a shower afterward.

February 01, 2018

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New York Magazine/Vulture

Dirty Money is the most fun you can have while being pissed off.

February 02, 2018

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Guardian

This personal take, the rage, adds power and poignancy. Who says a documentary needs to be entirely objective?

February 02, 2018

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Common Sense Media

Docu shares disturbing details about corporate greed.

February 06, 2018

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The Atlantic

Dirty Money proves its thesis not just by exposing corporations, but also by rendering thoughtful, intimate portraits of individuals whose desire to accumulate wealth has transformed into a terminal kind of myopia.

January 31, 2018

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Financial Times

You could stare into [Scott Tucker's] wide, guileless eyes for an aeon without detecting remorse.

January 24, 2018

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AwardsCircuit.com

The breath of storytelling here is impressive, and with Gibney shepherding the series, it looks to be a hallmark of Netflix moving forward.

October 10, 2018

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GALLERY OF "Dirty Money - Season 1"