“A brilliant, but serious, comic caper with all the style and panache of The Italian Job – and the heart and soul of the best in British social activism”

“Radical hijinks with a serious purpose. Not to be missed.”

“Cheeky, campy debt education”

“Artists Daniel Edelstyn and Hilary Powell bring mischief and activism to their look at economic theory”

“A fun film about finance – really? From the very first frame I was hooked on this can-do documentary; it’s that good.”

“Brilliantly tantalizing, bursting with creative enthusiasm and bouncy energy, this cheeky work of artistic activism is out to subvert our debt-driven economy. Who says smashing injustice can’t be fun?”

“fun and irreverent look at the dark world of debt..in this riveting, screwball documentary.”

“heartwarming documentary filled with community spirit… with a big heart and some punch-the-air moments”

“a knockabout guide to the debt economy….the film owes something to the cheerful tradition of Ealing comedy. But the heart of the matter is never made a joke.”

“boundless heart, soul and character beaming from those striving to help out in the community, including the film-makers.”

“Bank Job highlights something that needs to be widely known, should be widely known and does a good, fun job of bringing it to our attention.”

Interview

Interview

Interview

“One of the most important documentaries you could see this year”

“A warm portrait of the power of community action”

“An important and relevant film”

“Hilarious, quirky, creative, and extremely informative”

“Both deftly funny and deadly serious”