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This lively and funny documentary series shows how a group of outcasts come together online to save GameStop, a company they loved as children. Together on Reddit, TikTok, and Discord, they took advantage of a new way to invest with their thumbs to stop Wall Street’s cynical plans to destroy the company. By sending their shares “to the moon,” these millennials thought they could finally make it up to the man. But can “the little guy” beat Wall Street for real? As a result, there was market turmoil that pitted many novice traders against the hedge fund bigwigs. It became a story of David vs. Goliath that went viral and will last forever. With exclusive access to the core members of Reddit’s wallstreetbets community that fueled the short burn movement, as well as regular folks who hopped on the GameStop train and big names in the financial world, Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga gives a funny look at the unlikely. group of people who caused a new seismic shift in how the world’s money behaves.
Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga is a documentary series on Netflix. It was produced by Story Syndicate and The Wall Street Journal Studios. Dan Cogan, Liz Garbus, Jon Bardin, Julie Gaither, and Jack Youngelson are among the show’s executive producers. Award-winning documentary filmmaker Theo Love directs the miniseries. He also produced the films Little Hope Was Arson, The Legend of Cocaine Island, and Alabama Snake, among other documentaries. This Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga miniseries will be available to stream on Netflix starting September 28, 2022. Who wants to watch it?
Dan Cogan and Liz Garbus, who both won Emmy and Academy Awards as filmmakers, direct this funny and energetic documentary series about a group of outcasts who come together online to save GameStop, a company they loved back in they are still children. Together on Reddit, TikTok, and Discord, they took advantage of a new way to invest with their thumbs to stop Wall Street’s cynical plans to destroy the company. By sending their shares “to the moon,” these millennials thought they could finally make it up to the man. But can “the little guy” beat Wall Street for real? As a result, there was market turmoil that pitted many novice traders against the hedge fund bigwigs. It became a story of David vs. Goliath that went viral and will last forever.
With exclusive access to the core members of Reddit’s wallstreetbets community that fueled the short burn movement, as well as regular folks who hopped on their GameStop train wagon and big names in the financial world, Eat the Rich : The GameStop Saga provides a humorous look at the unlikely group of people who caused the latest big change in how money works around the world.
The documentary series follows a ragtag group of millennials involved in the Wallstreetbets Reddit forum, an online economic force and social justice movement that has driven GameStop’s stock price to return to Wall Street hedge funds. which shorted the stock. This short squeeze cost hedge funds an incredible $19.75 billion in January 2021 alone. As a result of the loss, trading platforms stopped letting people buy GameStop and other companies’ stocks. Netflix called it a “viral David vs. Goliath story for the 21st century.”
The trailer has interviews with people from r/Wallstreetbets as well as parts of an interview with a hedge fund worker and Jim Cramer, a TV personality who talks about stock trading. Although Elon Musk is not interviewed, the trailer talks about his tweets on the subject and what they mean. It looks like the show will look at both the human and economic side of the story as well as the online meme culture surrounding the event. Instead of making a full-length film, the creators decided to make a TV miniseries.
In addition to the interviews shown in the trailer, the show will include interviews with leading economists, politicians, law enforcement, investors, “finfluencers,” and the people who built the modern financial system. Love said that even though the real-world financial parts of the story are more serious, he wanted this documentary series to have a light, funny tone. Just based on the people who made this documentary, Netflix users should be excited about it.
Both together and on their own, Cogan and Garbus have won several awards for the work they have accomplished. In his 25 years of making films, Cogan has produced several documentaries that have won Academy Awards and three Emmy Awards. Garbus has been a producer and director for more than twenty years and has won two Emmy Awards and been nominated for two Academy Awards. Eat The Rich: The GameStop Saga will be produced by their company, Story Syndicate, which they both own.
Love is also an experienced director who has been producing and directing documentaries for the past fifteen years. Given how important the subject is to history and how great the film’s crew is, this highly anticipated documentary should be one to remember.
My crew and I had the opportunity to speak with some of the best economists, legislators, law enforcement, investors, fin-fluncers, and architects of our modern financial system. The online investment community is a wealth of interesting people who bet big on the short squeeze. – Theo Love is the director
“We live for stories with high stakes, memorable characters, and something to say about the world we live in. The GameStop story has it all. – Story Syndicate’s Chief Producer Dan Cogan
Dan Cogan and Liz Garbus, who both won Emmy and Academy Awards as filmmakers, direct this funny and energetic documentary series about a group of outcasts who come together online to save GameStop, a company they loved back in they are still children. Together on Reddit, TikTok, and Discord, they took advantage of a new way to invest with their thumbs to stop Wall Street’s cynical plans to destroy the company. By sending their shares “to the moon,” these millennials thought they could finally make it up to the man. But can “the little guy” beat Wall Street for real? As a result, there was market turmoil that pitted many novice traders against the hedge fund bigwigs. It became a story of David vs. Goliath that went viral and will last forever. With exclusive access to the core members of Reddit’s wallstreetbets community that fueled the short burn movement, as well as regular folks who hopped on their GameStop train wagon and big names in the financial world, Eat the Rich : The GameStop Saga provides a humorous look at the unlikely group of people who caused the latest big change in how money works around the world.