Maybe I Should Have

About This Movie

Maybe I Should Have is an intriguing documentary that dives deep into the complexities of Iceland's financial landscape post-crisis. It tackles hefty topics like corruption and cronyism with a certain rawness, exposing the intricacies of how politics and business intertwine. The pacing is contemplative, allowing viewers to absorb the weight of each revelation. There’s a distinct atmosphere of urgency and reflection, particularly when covering events like the Kitchenware Revolution. The film's exploration of the Citizens' movement adds a personal touch, illustrating the grassroots response to systemic issues. It’s not just a dry recounting; it feels alive, almost a character study of a nation grappling with its identity amidst turmoil.

Focuses on the aftermath of the Icelandic banking crisis.Highlights connections between politics and business.Showcases the grassroots Citizens' movement.