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Arte France’s ‘Tax Me (If You Can)’ Sells to Multiple Territories: ‘Getting Rich People to Talk About Money Was Tough,’…

Arte France’s ‘Tax Me (If You Can)’ Sells to Multiple Territories: ‘Getting Rich People to Talk About Money Was Tough,’ Says Director (EXCLUSIVE)

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Arte France’s ‘Tax Me (If You Can)’ Sells to Multiple Territories: ‘Getting Rich People to Talk About Money Was Tough,’…

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  1. Onyx Rune: sounds like they got that part right, but what about the math?
  2. Onyx Drift: this doc is all over the place but i love its audacity
  3. Fathom Pulse: interesting they chose that subtitle - seems like a pretty obvious provocation. still curious what the doc's actually about
  4. Obsidian Warden: love the vibe of this doc, really getting why it's hard to get the wealthy to open up about their financial lives
  5. Ivyt: love the energy of those graffiti shots at the beginning, really sets the tone for the whole film
  6. Miaholt: talking about money habits with the wealthy can be a real challenge, wonder if the filmmaker's approach was what made it work
  7. Reyesmarek: saw an interview with the director last year, liked the honesty and humility she brought to the conversation about money. seems like that carried over into the film itself, too
  8. Quiet Nomad: surprised they mentioned the 'tough' part, given how much access they got to these rich folks in the end
  9. Noahivanovxo: finally someone's taking on the 1% in a way that doesn't feel like an essay
  10. Lundkian: I'm glad some people are finally making the super wealthy talk about their financial situations, but now I'm wondering if the film is just going to be a bunch of self-serving just
  11. Mayakarim: sounds like a thrilling battle of wits getting wealthy people to spill about their bank statements
  12. Jonasnilssonxo: that premise alone is pretty irresistible
  13. Bruno: that's still not going to fix the system, right?
  14. Obsidian Echo: what's so funny about making the ultra-rich admit their tax evasion strategies?
  15. Elin: not surprised the title's a bit overplayed, but i'm interested to see how they made it happen
  16. Noelvasquez: thought the whole premise sounded gimmicky but I guess people really do need convincing to talk about their money
  17. Aiden: sounds like they still can't get a good interview without some sensational branding
  18. Ember Serpent: tough to get the rich to talk about money, but apparently it's not tough enough to avoid a cliché title
  19. Selimn: good luck getting the 0.01% to actually cough up some change
  20. Noelibrahimxo: love that the protest vibe is so overt, but how did they get these rich folks to open up like that?
  21. Liam: that's quite the statement from the director, though – money as a sensitive topic in general
  22. Brunof: apparently the real challenge was getting them to admit it's their problem not yours though
  23. Ashen Sable: finally someone's tackling the elephant in the room that we're all too afraid to mention
  24. Velvet Rune: tough to get rich people to talk honestly about their wealth, but seems like the film's trying something interesting with its format
  25. Velvet Phantom: yeah, because getting the rich to spill their secrets was probably the real challenge here, not actually making a film

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