"Ultimate to the Sea" is an American film released at the end of last year, and the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States is the background of the story. The content mainly insinuates Lehman Brothers, the former fourth largest investment bank in the United States. Despite the strong cast, this is actually just a low-budget, small-production commercial film. This is not only an independent low-budget film, but also a film with a strong commercial flavor. Taking the financial crisis in 2008 as the background, it tells the ugly behavior of capitalists who, in order to gain a chance to survive, transfer the company's own economic crisis to other companies, leading to market turmoil and even financial market paralysis. The participation of a group of senior actors makes the film. The characters are more lively and emotional. It shows the true colors of some of today's big capitalists. The movie is only 105 minutes long. But those 105 minutes condensed everything that happened in 24 hours. But in my opinion these 24 hours are more than that. It seems to condense all the backlog of cancer problems in the capitalist market for decades, and now it has exploded all at once. Just like Sam's beloved dog in the film, he has an incurable tumor. finally exposed.
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