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So, The American Ruling Class is one of those documentaries that kind of blurs the line between reality and a bit of fiction, you know? It follows Lewis Lapham, who, by the way, has a fascinating presence, as he guides a couple of Ivy League grads through the upper echelons of American society. The pacing feels a bit meandering at times, but that actually adds to its charm, like you're almost wandering through this strange world of privilege with them. It's shot in various locations—from the Pentagon to swanky parties—giving you this real insight into class dynamics. The dialogue feels natural, and there's a certain atmosphere that makes you think about money and power in a way that's quite refreshing, if not slightly uncomfortable.
Touching on class issuesUnique narrative styleInteresting use of locations
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