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Inequality for All is a 2013 documentary film directed by Jacob Kornbluth and centered on economist and former U.S. labor secretary Robert Reich. The film uses Reich's lectures, interviews, charts, and archival material to explain the growth of income inequality in the United States and its relationship to wages, economic policy, political power, and social mobility. It is intended for viewers seeking an accessible introduction to the economic and political arguments surrounding inequality.
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Who is the narrator or main figure in Inequality for All?
The film is built around Robert Reich, the economist and former U.S. Secretary of Labor under President Bill Clinton. Director Jacob Kornbluth frames the 2013 documentary around Reich's lectures, interviews, and signature whiteboard charts.
Is Inequality for All based on a book?
Yes, it draws heavily on Reich's 2010 book Aftershock, which argued about the economic forces behind inequality and the 2008 financial crisis aftermath. The documentary translates those arguments into visual form for a general audience.
Where can I stream Inequality for All?
The film spent years on Netflix after its 2013 release, but streaming availability shifts over time, so check current platforms. It's typically available for digital rental through major services like Amazon or Apple TV.
Did Inequality for All premiere at Sundance?
Yes, it premiered at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, where it was one of the higher-profile documentaries of that year's U.S. Documentary competition. The Sundance buzz helped it land a theatrical release later that fall.
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