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Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room

2005 · Movie · R · 110 min

7.3(298)unSUB Rating

Documentary

This documentary examines the Enron corporation and how faulty, corrupt business practices contributed to its fall. It focuses on the path to the scandal, tracing the company’s rise and the unraveling that followed when the reported success couldn’t be sustained.

Also known as Enron

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Details
Years
2005
Release date
2005-04-22
Language
English
Rated
R
Runtime
110 min
Max quality
SD
TMDB rating (input)
7.2/10 (298 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a clear, hard-hitting look at corporate wrongdoing and how it grows; Not for you if documentaries feel too long, complex, or jargon-heavy—especially if you prefer less bleak takes than The Devil We Know or We Steal Secrets.

Pros: clear, compelling overview; informative case study; engaging interviews | Cons: uneven pacing; jargon-heavy terms; thin fraud detail

Themes

  • corruption
  • capitalism
  • bankrupt
  • wall street
  • scandal
  • securities, stocks and bonds
  • economics
  • financial crisis
  • stock market
  • corporation

Awards & recognition

  • Academy AwardBest Documentary Feature Film · 2006 · nominated

Cast & crew

  • Peter Coyote

    Peter Coyote

    as Self - Narrator (voice)

  • JB

    John Beard

    as Self

  • JC

    Jim Chanos

    as Self

  • Dick Cheney

    Dick Cheney

    as Self

  • CC

    Carol Coale

    as Self

  • Gray Davis

    Gray Davis

    as Self

  • RI

    Reggie Dees II

    as Self

  • JD

    Joseph Dunn

    as Self

  • ME

    Max Eberts

    as Self

  • PE

    Peter Elkind

    as Self

Directed by Alex Gibney