Movies and TvShows featuring "evil-capitalist" theme.

What Men Want is a comedy film where a woman named Ali Davis gains the ability to hear men’s thoughts after drinking a potent concoction given to her by a psychic. With this newfound power, Ali uses it to her advantage as she tries to succeed in a male-dominated sports agency.

Largo Winch II is a thrilling action movie about a billionaire named Largo Winch who finds himself caught in a financial conspiracy. The story begins with a flashback of a village massacre, and as Largo tries to uncover the truth, he faces greed, corruption, and the corrupting influence of capitalism. With the help of mercenaries and a charity organization, Largo fights against evil capitalists and seeks justice. The movie takes place in various locations like Hong Kong, China, Myanmar, Bangkok, Thailand, and features exciting scenes like car chases, airplane jumps, and yacht adventures.

Food, Inc. explores the shocking truth about the food industry, uncovering the dark secrets behind our food supply. From the exploitation of workers to the environmental impact of factory farming, this film exposes the hidden costs of our modern food system.

Thanks Boss! is a hilarious comedy documentary that takes a satirical look at the capitalist society and the effects of corporate downsizing and unemployment. Through hidden-camera pranks, the film exposes the absurdities of the business world, highlighting the struggles of the working class and critiquing the concept of capitalism.

To The Stars By Hard Ways is a sci-fi movie set in a polluted and environmentally destroyed world. When a family is murdered, a survivor embarks on a journey to seek justice and uncover the truth. Along the way, they encounter intelligent alien life, genetic engineering, and the fight for the rights of artificial life forms. This movie explores themes of pollution, environmental destruction, and the struggle for a better future.

In 'Sugar Coated,' the documentary delves into the secrets and manipulative tactics used by the sugar lobby to downplay the health risks of excessive sugar consumption. It explores the detrimental effects of sugar on the human body, highlighting the link between sugar and various health problems. Through interviews with experts and investigative research, the film uncovers the influence of powerful sugar industry players and their role in promoting unhealthy dietary habits. It exposes the profit-driven nature of the food industry and the impact of capitalism on public health. 'Sugar Coated' ultimately raises awareness about the need for healthier food choices and regulation of the sugar industry.

This examination of cultural and economic globalization follows the life-cycle of Mardi Gras beads from a small factory in Fuzhou, China, to Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and to art galleries in New York City.