Capitalism: A Love Story Creative background

Michael Francis Moore has been paying close attention to all aspects of American society. He believes that no matter where, people can find realistic melodramas like love stories, full of deception, humiliation and betrayal. 14,000 jobs are lost every day in the United States. Just like a love story, the crisis of love is not love itself, and the economic crisis is not a problem of the economy itself. People's desire for money has led to various incidents. Facing capitalism, they feel pain, malaise, and distress. They want to love but dare not love, hate but cannot hate, so capitalism is like a wishful thinking love story. After the success of the documentary "Fahrenheit 911" by Michael Francis Moore, according to the original plan, the film is a documentary satirizing the role of the "legal representative" played by the United States in the international arena. However, after the global financial crisis broke out in November 2008, Moore changed his production direction and focused on Wall Street and the subprime mortgage market. He decided to use this as a background to create a documentary about the financial crisis and discuss the times. The causes of the loan crisis and how to solve the problem of the subprime mortgage crisis, in order to let the government know that financial institutions need not only supervision but also government control   .