The film narrates Madoff’s story as a classical tragedy about arrogance, to make up for the lack of a sense of history in the film itself; at the same time, as the audience expected, Robert De Niro and Michelle Marie Pfeiffer performed the roles very powerful.
The film sets the background of the story as the Madoff case and makes all the characters in the story the focus. At the same time, this also makes the audience want to investigate and know the whole story of the crime. The film is fascinating, and the director Levinson allows the audience to look at the historical event in a closer perspective.) The film does not attempt to understand Madoff or to sexualize Madoff, but it still manages to portray a private and disturbing portrait of a marginalized antisocial figure. film uses the maximum and power to complete the characterization and research.
