Money for Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve (2013)

Good footage and interviews, but it didn't include any input from
proponents of the Austrian School of economic thought, except for the very,
very brief showing of Ron Paul. This film should have had some interviews
with Ron Paul, Peter Schiff, Tom Woods, and Jim Rogers, plus some old
footage from Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich Hayek, and Murray Rothbard. Alan
Greenspan, on the contrary, is a total traitor and sell-out to liberty.

The film also could've mentioned the depression of 1894/95, and how
President Cleveland and a decentralized banking system did practically
nothing about it, and how within a year, the economy was back to normal.

Finally, the last major, major glaring omission from this documentary is
the role of foreign central banks — especially China and Japan — in
probably dumping their U.S. dollars and bonds in the coming years, and
sparking a spectacular collapse in the U.S. dollar and a shifting of
superpower status from the West to the East.

the solution is the abolishment of money, debt, and even trade itself.

the solution is a Natural Law Resource Based Economy.

if that sounds interesting to you, please google search The Zeitgeist
Movement.

we must be the change we wish to see in the world.

Very bad ending they should have emphasized on implementing a free market
mechanism