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Released Year: 2013

Runtime: 88 minutes

Genre: Documentary

Directors: Jacob Kornbluth

Casts: Jon Stewart, Dolly Parton, George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Candice Bergen, Hillary Clinton, Lily Tomlin, Conan O'Brien, Barack Obama, Tyne Daly, Sharon Gless, Mary Tyler Moore, Robert Reich

IMDB: Inequality for All (2013)

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80	New York Daily News - Joe Neumaier The wonkiness is at a minimum and Reich delivers it with tales from his own life, since he’s the son of a dress store owner and a mom who helped in the shop. Essential viewing, no matter how you cut it.
80	Arizona Republic - Kerry Lengel An engaging film that’s head and shoulders above the average talking-head parade.
70	The Hollywood Reporter - Sheri Linden Policy wonk Robert Reich’s analysis of today’s parallels to the Great Depression is both statistics-driven and impassioned.
70	Variety - Andrew Barker Covering a broad swath of liberal economic theory in brisk, simply stated fashion, Inequality for All aims to do for income disparity what “An Inconvenient Truth” did for climate change.
70	Village Voice - Pete Vonder Haar The testimonials from a few of these people, with the realization they speak for tens of thousands, reinforces Inequality for All's sobering message while at the same time undercutting Reich's optimism.

Name: Inequality for All (2013)
Genre: Documentary
Cast: Jon Stewart, Dolly Parton, George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton

U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich tries to raise awareness of the country's widening economic gap.

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Released Year: 2013

Runtime: 88 minutes

Genre: Documentary

Directors: Jacob Kornbluth

IMDB: Inequality for All (2013)

U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich tries to raise awareness of the country's widening economic gap.

80	New York Daily News - Joe Neumaier The wonkiness is at a minimum and Reich delivers it with tales from his own life, since he’s the son of a dress store owner and a mom who helped in the shop. Essential viewing, no matter how you cut it.
80	Arizona Republic - Kerry Lengel An engaging film that’s head and shoulders above the average talking-head parade.
70	The Hollywood Reporter - Sheri Linden Policy wonk Robert Reich’s analysis of today’s parallels to the Great Depression is both statistics-driven and impassioned.
70	Variety - Andrew Barker Covering a broad swath of liberal economic theory in brisk, simply stated fashion, Inequality for All aims to do for income disparity what “An Inconvenient Truth” did for climate change.
70	Village Voice - Pete Vonder Haar The testimonials from a few of these people, with the realization they speak for tens of thousands, reinforces Inequality for All's sobering message while at the same time undercutting Reich's optimism.

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