Self - Presenter (played by Robert Reich) is a protagonist in Saving Capitalism.
Self - Presenter is the documentary’s central narrator and analyst. He recalls his 1964 radio job, investigates wage stagnation and concentrated economic power, recounts his work at the Federal Trade Commission, and critiques executive-pay rules, lobbying, and populism. The supplied synopsis establishes no direct relationship between him and the other listed performers. Self (played by Dave Brat) appears in Saving Capitalism.
Self (played by Dan Burton) appears in Saving Capitalism.
Self (archive footage) (played by John McCain) appears in Saving Capitalism.
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Characters
Self - Presenter
(played by Robert Reich) — protagonist
Self - Presenter is the documentary’s central narrator and analyst. He recalls his 1964 radio job, investigates wage stagnation and concentrated economic power, recounts his work at the Federal Trade...
Self
(played by Dave Brat) — supporting
Self
(played by Dan Burton) — supporting
Self (archive footage)
(played by John McCain) — supporting
Story Analysis
The documentary argues that economic rules concentrate wealth and political power, then examines public anger and competing forms of populism.
Plot Progression
The Silence Behind Anger
The Unequal Economy
Rules Favoring Executives
Influence Across Daily Life
Populism Without Closure
Directed by Sari Gilman, Jacob Kornbluth
Saving Capitalism (2017) · 6.7/10 · documentary
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(Q47353472), public domain (CC0).
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