
The Price We Pay
2014

Representation Score
Limited
2022
Director
Yannick Kergoat
Runtime
114 minutes
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Tax Me If You Can is a specialized investigative documentary that prioritizes systemic economic critique over personal identity. It functions by deconstructing global financial structures and the complicity of political entities. The film's narrative is built around a dichotomy of 'predators' versus 'mere mortals.' This framework emphasizes class-based analysis and the widening gap between the global elite and the general public. While the film lacks traditional demographic representation, it offers a potent cultural critique of neoliberalism and the perceived corruption of Western economic institutions.
Category Breakdown
The documentary focuses solely on institutional and financial issues. There are no LGBTQ+ character arcs or themes exploring gender identity.
The film addresses corporate and political entities rather than individual gender studies. While it critiques predatory power structures, it lacks specific gender-focused character narratives.
The narrative examines global financial circuits across various nations. However, the focus remains on wealth mechanics rather than explicit racial or ethnic diversity.
The film provides a strong critique of Western economic structures and major corporations. It frames global capitalism as a corrosive force against social equity.
There is no evidence of representation regarding neurodivergence, physical disabilities, or mental health. The subject matter is purely macroeconomic.
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Official Synopsis
Welcome to the enchanted world of capital evasion. The keys to fortune: knowing how to hide, find accomplices and take advantage of all the flaws. The rest of us mere mortals are left with austerity policies and the joy of living in an increasingly unequal world... How far will predators go in this widespread plundering of our economies? How is the political staff complicit? How are we braking? Between Paris and Geneva, Washington and Luxembourg, from Société Générale to HSBC, via Mac Donald, Ikea and Google ... we will track down the circuits of tax evasion and decipher the mechanisms of tax fraud.

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