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The Divide (2015)

The Divide explores the impact of financial inequality on individuals and society, interweaving the stories of seven people striving for a better life in the US and UK. These narratives illustrate how the vast wealth gap affects every aspect of our lives, from mental health to social interactions, underscoring the challenges posed by the growing disparity between the rich and the poor. Inspired by the book “The Spirit Level,” the documentary sheds light on the detrimental effects of inequality, such as increased anxiety, erosion of trust, and encouragement of excessive consumption.

Length: 1h 18m
Genre: Documentary
This Title is: Insightful and Thought-Provoking

The Divide is New on Tubi in Canada!

Trailer

Cast

  • Alden Cass as Wall Street Psychologist
  • Jennifer Cooper as Gated Community Resident
  • Darren McGarvey as Scottish Rapper Loki

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: PG13

This documentary offers an unflinching look at economic disparity and its consequences. Viewer discretion advised due to mature themes.

Trivia

  • Inspired by the book “The Spirit Level” by Richard G. Wilkinson and Kate Pickett, exploring the effects of inequality.
  • Raised £70,000 through a successful crowdfunding campaign on IndieGoGo, surpassing its goal by £20,000.
  • Featured at several major film festivals, including Sheffield Doc/Fest and Cork Film Festival.

Our Review

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Combining insights from various reviews and audience feedback, The Divide presents a compelling exploration of inequality’s vast impact. While the documentary shines in its insightful analysis and storytelling, it might not engage all viewers visually. Nevertheless, it offers a significant contribution to discussions about economic disparities, making it a thought-provoking watch.

Critic Scores

The Divide has received a mixed positive review by the critics.

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