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Zeitgeist: Moving Forward

2011 · Movie · 161 min

7.1(233)unSUB Rating

Documentary

Zeitgeist: Moving Forward presents an argument for changing the global socioeconomic monetary system toward a new sustainable Resource-Based Economy. It aims to focus on core, empirical needs for human and social survival and translate those into a proposed alternate paradigm.

Also known as Zeitgeist III - Moving Forward

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Details
Years
2011
Release date
2011-01-15
Language
English
Runtime
161 min
Max quality
SD
TMDB rating (input)
7.1/10 (233 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a thought-provoking documentary about money, society’s problems, and a Resource-Based Economy; Not for you if you prefer grounded, step-by-step change proposals, or if you disliked similar social-issue docs like Zeitgeist: Addendum or Sicko.

Pros: organized four-part structure; informative about economy; engaging and accessible | Cons: debated solution practicality; overly idealistic; stretches or misrepresents claims

Themes

  • communism

Cast & crew

  • Robert Sapolsky

    Robert Sapolsky

    as Himself

  • Gabor Maté

    Gabor Maté

    as Himself

  • RW

    Richard G. Wilkinson

    as Himself

  • JG

    James Gilligan

    as Himself

  • JM

    John McMurtry

    as Himself

  • MR

    Michael Ruppert

    as Self

  • Max Keiser

    Max Keiser

    as Self

  • Jacque Fresco

    Jacque Fresco

    as Himself

  • AB

    Adrian Bowyer

    as Himself

  • BK

    Behrokh Khoshnevis

    as Himself

Directed by Peter Joseph