Money Suckers
Money Suckers

Money Suckers

2002Movie100 minCantonese

So's family lives in financial despair. They always argue about money. One day So Kam Po accidentally picked up a briefcase which has $10 million inside. According to the law, Kam Po owns that 10 million if no one claims it in 6 months. Kam Po wants to pull his family together, so he buys a cafe from his brother Hoi. For the next six months, the family's relationships improve as they all chip in to run the cafe together. Time flies when you're having fun--and when there's a $10 million pot of gold at the end of your rainbow. Will So's pot of gold be there waiting for him once his waiting period is over?

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IMDb7.1/10
Rotten Tomatoes65%
Metacritic62/100
Google Users85%
Director: J. BartholomewGenres: Documentary, Crime

Plot Summary

This documentary delves into the intricate world of financial fraud, exposing various schemes and the individuals behind them. It uncovers how seemingly legitimate financial practices can be exploited for personal gain. The film features interviews with victims, financial experts, and investigative journalists.

Critical Reception

Money Suckers received mixed reviews, with critics praising its investigative depth but sometimes criticizing its pacing. Audiences found it informative and eye-opening, highlighting its relevance in understanding financial scams.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its thorough investigation into financial fraud.
  • Some reviewers found the documentary's pacing to be slow at times.
  • Cited as an important educational tool for understanding financial scams.

Google audience: Google users generally found 'Money Suckers' to be a highly informative and eye-opening documentary. Many appreciated the detailed explanations of complex financial schemes and the real-life stories of victims. Some viewers felt that certain sections could have been more concise, but the overall consensus was positive regarding its educational value.

Awards & Accolades

Nominated for Best Documentary at the Independent Spirit Awards.

Fun Fact

The filmmakers spent over two years interviewing victims and perpetrators of financial fraud to gather material for the documentary.

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