• Imperial parallels
• Home loss
• Condo vultures
• What is capitalism?
• New sheriff in town
• General Motors revisited
• Jail a kid for profit
• Poverty pilots
• Dead peasants
• Mike gets religion
• The Plutonomy theory
• Democracy at work
• Derivatives for dummies
• Greenspan gone wild!
• From red tape to robbery
• Friends of Angelo
• Elite crime spree
• American financial meltdown
• Wall Street's ruling class
• Financial coup d'état
• Armored avenger
• Eat the rich
• The spectre of socialism
• Seeds of revolution
• Workers occupy factory
• FDR's economic bill of rights
• Crime scene.

• Special features: Sorry, house-flippers and banks, you're toast in Flint, MI
• Congressman Cummings dares to speak the unspeakable
• The omnivore's dilemma? It's capitalism
• The rich don't go to heaven (there's a special place reserved for them)
• How to run the place where you work
• Commie taxi drivers - You talkin' to me? - in Wisconsin
• What if, just if, we had listened to Jimmy Carter in 1979?
• The socialist bank of - North Dakota?
• The banks kick them out, Max kicks them back in
• NY times Pulitzer Prize winner Chris Hedges on the killing machine known as capitalism.

Filmmaker Moore examines the history of free-market capitalism in post-Reagan America and questions its efficacy as the basis for the nation's economy.

• [Disc 1] Numax presenta-- (102 min.)
• [disc 2] Veinte años no es nada (112 min.).

"... Numax presenta-- covers an arresting and media-diverting incident in Spain: the almost revolutionary decision of the workers at the Numax appliance factory to resist forced closure of that business -- and its concomitant layo[ffs] -- in 1977, by "taking over" the factory themselves. That decision lasted until 1979, when the plant closed permanently. Almost three decades passed, and in the mid-2000s, Jordà returned with his cameras to examine what had transpired in the lives of the workers during the twenty-five year interim. The result is the documentary Veinte Anos No Es Nada. This film begins with the closing "party" sequence of Numax presenta-- and moves forward in time to tell the stories of many of the former Numax employees. What emerges over the course of the[se] film[s] is a picture of the shifting sociological currents in Spain (particularly those of industrial reconversion) during the [70s], '80s, '90s and 2000s, as mirrored, microcosmically, in the lives of the individual subjects."--Nathan Southern, on Blockbuster website.