(Thanks, B. :)

Reader B. forwards to us:

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'Princes of the Yen' is a follow-up to
the successful underground film
produced by Queuepolitely, a collective
of filmmakers and artists, some known
some unknown.

This is their own description of this film,
based on a book by the UK's University
of Southampton, Professor Richard Werner,
most well-known for coining the term,
"Quantative Easing."

"Central Banks are some of the most
secretive and misunderstood institutions
in the world. What powers do they wield?
Who's interests do they serve? How do
their actions affect our everyday lives?

"Set in 20th Century Japan, the
documentary explores the role and power
of Central Banks, and how they can be
used to change a country's economic,
political and social structures."

Reviews:

"Mastery of filmmaking. An engaging and
dynamic narrative supported by visual
aesthetics"
- Simeon Roberts
Film Critic, filmgods.co.uk

"Essential viewing if you've any interest at
all in economics or politics"
- Steve Morrissey
Film Reviewer & Critic, moviesteve.com

"Blows open the widely held consensus
that 'independent' central banks are a
force for economic good."
- Josh Ryan-Collins
New Economics Foundation and co-author
of "Where Does Money Come From?"

"A fascinating look at the need for better
public understanding of just how much
money can affect the world we live in."
- Ben Dyson
Founder Positive Money & co-author
of 'Modernising Money'

Video Total: (93 mins)

Princes of the Yen: Central Banks and the Transformation of the Economy

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