Abacus: Small Enough to Jail Trailer #1 (2017) | Movieclips Indie

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A small financial institution called Abacus becomes the only company criminally indicted in the wake of the United States' 2008 mortgage crisis.

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[gostraighthrough]

Nominated for Oscar. I hope it wins it. It's an important story to be told today.

[AB-wfek]

I just finished watching this documentary and as a Chinese American born and raised in this country, it embodies well that constant sense of the vulnerability you feel as a minority. The overbearing sense that you will always be the scapegoat and that given everyone else's deficiencies, yours will always be questioned first.

[wzyzxy]

DA picked an easy target of Chinese community. this is racism.

[VioletIsBulletproof]

I will not get angry i will not get angry...oh who am i corrupt -everything-gets me angry.

[cherdai]

Nice fight the family put up. And great documentary to record the difficult process of fighting with the racism and ridiculousness hid behind the gigantic government.

[rabbitbobo]

There is no words I can put to the "anger" and "unjust", i see in this movie. If hard working people who could paid their mortgage are put into questions, I really wonder what kind of moral fabric is left in system. when large banks who has clearly been irresponsible walked free.. I can only say that I am truly disappointed with the D.A and their actions, they didn't just cause distress for the Chinese community but tainted their reputation.

[storywala]

Stories like these undermine the existence of democracy

[AIPRODUCTIONEDITOR]

Gotta but this on Dvd this week and review it on my channel.

[elevengiant]

so they were acquitted and compensated, then the state/ DA was shamed/ fired??

[MrKang]

Should changed the name to Abacus: Asian Enough to Jail

[emiliobello]

Another PBS Documentary for the Oscars

[xiaoxiao]

fair and justice for 10million usd, great country.

[igotyoucover]

Great piece, minorities will always be the scapegoat!

[iehoa]

I'm proud of them to stand up to racists.

[abcdefghi]

I feel for the family, but I also know the dark side of the immigrant mindset. Make money by any means necessary. Seems like the father may have been involved and working discreetly with the employee without his daughters knowledge, when they stumbled across it the employee had to take the fall and the father didnt think it would get this much out of controll.

[zzh]

chinese are not law abiding is the most correct impression.