The Great Meltdown (documentary)

"The Great Meltdown" is a documentary that explores the 2008 financial crisis, showing how risky lending practices, complex financial products, and regulatory failures led to a global economic collapse. It details the collapse of major banks and institutions, the surge in home foreclosures, and the widespread impact on everyday people’s lives. The film aims to clarify how interconnected financial markets, greed, and lack of oversight contributed to the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, emphasizing lessons learned and ongoing consequences of the crisis.