Film critics are calling the documentary Money for Nothing “the most reasoned, constructive, and accessible documentary of the post-crises genre,” (Reuters), “revealing—and damning” (The Wall Street Journal), and “a thoughtful, detailed chronicle of the [Federal Reserve’s] origins, responsibilities, and shifting monetary policies” (Variety).
Last week, the film’s producer, director, and writer—Jim Bruce ’96—brought his acclaimed work to campus, and we grabbed a few minutes of his time.