(2014) is a critically acclaimed American independent drama directed by Ramin Bahrani that explores the human toll of the 2008 housing crisis. Set in Orlando, Florida, the film functions as a "modern economic parable," focusing on the moral compromises individuals make to survive in a system that often favors winners over losers. Film Synopsis
Originally premiered at the Venice Film Festival on August 29, 2014; released in the U.S. in late 2015. Critical Reception (2014) is a critically acclaimed American independent drama
The film received high praise, currently holding a . Critics specifically lauded: in late 2015
Desperate to reclaim his home, Nash enters a "deal with the devil" by going to work for Carver. He initially performs handyman repairs but eventually becomes Carver's right-hand man, assisting in the same heart-wrenching evictions that ruined his own life. As Nash gains wealth and moves his family into a luxurious new home, he faces a profound moral dilemma: continue victimizing others for profit or seek redemption by exposing Carver's corrupt and illegal business practices. Director: Ramin Bahrani Lead Cast: Andrew Garfield as Dennis Nash Michael Shannon as Rick Carver Laura Dern as Lynn Nash Writers: Ramin Bahrani and Amir Naderi Runtime: 112 minutes released in the U.S.