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Ivory Tower

2014 · Movie · 97 min

7.4(34)unSUB Rating

Documentary

With tuition rising fast and student debt soaring, students and families question whether college is still worth the cost. This documentary looks across elite campuses, struggling public and private schools, and new education ventures, painting a timely picture of a system under intense financial pressure.

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Details
Years
2014
Release date
2014-06-13
Language
English
Runtime
97 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.1/10 (34 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you like issue-driven documentaries that examine big systems and real-world stakes, such as Revenge of the Electric Car or Console Wars; Not for you if you want light entertainment or personal drama.

Pros: timely topic; wide-ranging viewpoints; thought-provoking questions | Cons: few clear solutions; can feel repetitive; heavy on statistics

Cast & crew

  • EA

    Elizabeth Armstrong

    as Self

  • RA

    Richard Arum

    as Self

  • JB

    Jamshed Bharucha

    as Self

  • DB

    David Boone

    as Self

  • PB

    Peter Buckley

    as Self

  • AC

    Anthony Carnevale

    as Self

  • CC

    Clayton Christensen

    as Self

  • MC

    Michael Crow

    as Self

  • AD

    Andrew Delbanco

    as Self

  • DF

    Drew Gilpin Faust

    as Self

Directed by Andrew Rossi