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Capital Games
Take two ambitious men, one top LA advertising firm, add a competition for the same high ranking job. Tough ex-LAPD cop, Steve Miller quit police to work in the calm environment of a business office. Mark Richfield, the glamorous new kid in the office, soon wins favor with the big boss and co-workers causing Steve to cringe in jealousy. After a crazy night in the Santa Fe desert Steve becomes torn between passionate love and passionate hatred. Steve and Mark endure agonizing decisions that will affect their lives forever.
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Plot Summary
Capital Games is a documentary that delves into the complex and often opaque world of political lobbying in Washington D.C. The film examines how special interest groups and corporations attempt to influence legislation and policy through various means. It highlights the strategies employed by lobbyists and the impact their work has on the democratic process. The documentary features interviews with key figures involved in the lobbying industry, as well as political analysts and former lawmakers.
Critical Reception
Capital Games received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising its timely subject matter and in-depth look at political maneuvering. Some found the documentary to be informative and eye-opening, shedding light on the inner workings of lobbying. However, a few reviewers noted that the film could be dense at times and might benefit from a more accessible narrative for a general audience.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its detailed exploration of political lobbying.
Commended for its timely and relevant examination of policy influence.
Considered by some to be a bit dense for wider accessibility.
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Fun Fact
The film "Capital Games" was screened at various film festivals, aiming to spark dialogue about the role of money in politics.
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