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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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Why this pick
Soderbergh again turns institutional wrongdoing into an agile, formally playful comedy-drama, using a breezy surface and a slippery central perspective to make corporate corruption feel absurd as well as troubling.
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Why this pick
Like The Laundromat, it transforms dense financial misconduct into a sharp, star-driven mosaic, balancing explanatory direct address, dark humour, and mounting anger at systems built to protect the powerful.
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Why this pick
Its knowingly constructed narration, caustic humour, and energetic shifts in style echo The Laundromat’s approach to making hidden political machinery entertaining while keeping the moral chill in view.
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Why this pick
For the same appetite for elite financial systems exposed from within, this is more intimate and tense: a single night of polished rooms, evasive language, and people calculating the human cost of survival.
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Why this pick
This trades The Laundromat’s satirical showmanship for restrained procedural tension, but shares its fascination with documents, transnational power, and the personal risk behind making concealed wrongdoing public.
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01 / THE STORY
In 2015, a group of journalists unearth millions of files, linking the world’s most powerful political figures to secret bank accounts in the hopes of avoiding millions in taxes. As they seek to expose these powerful individuals, dangerous threats descend upon the journalists.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Ellen Martin
Jürgen Mossack
Joe Martin
Melanie Martin
Hannah
Charles
Gu Kailai
Maywood
