Drea Knufken
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The Corporation (2003)
This documentary covers the rise and decisionmaking power of global businesses.
Eve Harrington (Anne Baxter), a manipulating, selfish and ambitious actress, reveals the ugly side of climbing the showbiz ladder.
8
The Godfather II (1974)
Michael Corleone takes his turn at the helm of the family as Vito’s story is revealed. Like its predecessor, this film is a masterpiece.
7
This documentary chronicles the trials and victories of four door-to-door bible salesmen.
6
Charlie Chaplin gets beaten up in a production line in this ironic commentary on time-saving devices.
5
It’s a Wonderful Life (1946)
A businessman wakes up when an angel shows him an alternate version of life.
4
Citizen Kane (1941)
This classic tale of wealth, power, and personal collapse has been cited as one of the best movies ever made.
3
Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)
Rags-to-riches meets artistry in this elaborate classic.
2
Goodfellas (1990)
The true story of three generations of a mafia family explores organizational themes—with a good dose of impulsive, psychopathic violence thrown in.
The Corleones give “family business” a whole new meaning.
