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http://imdb.com/title/tt0342143/
Amazon synopsis;
An Inside Look at the Lives of the Heirs to The World’s Greatest Family Fortunes
Jamie Johnson, 20-year-old heir to the Johnson & Johnson pharmaceutical empire, turns in a remarkable documentary about the lives of the children of the wealthiest families in the world. This 2003 Sundance Film Festival Selection and Emmy-nominated documentary shows Johnson turning the camera on himself and 10 of his friends. Born Rich candidly reveals the great privileges and the excess baggage that go along with their high net worth. For the first time ever in a feature documentary, hear Trumps, Bloombergs and Vanderbilts discuss the one subject everybody knows is taboo—money, and lots of it.
Includes:
Georgianna Bloomberg, media heiress
Stephanie Ercklentz, finance heiress
Cody Franchetti, textile heir
Christina Floyd, professional sports heiress
Juliet Hartford, A&P Supermarket heiress
Josiah Hornblower, Vanderbilt/Whitney heir
S.I. Newhouse IV, media heir
Ivanka Trump, real estate heiress
Luke Weill, gaming industry heir
Carlo von Zeitschel, European royalty
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A-Bomb's Take:
Watched this movie last night and had high hopes for it. I was mostly disappointed in the amateurish composition and sloppy pace. I understand Johnson's difficulty in getting people to talk about such a taboo issue, but I'd still like to see an experienced documentarian, with solid backing and clout, take on this issue and find out what makes the offspring of the very wealthy tick.
While watching, I got a great idea for a documentary in a few years about the children of NBA players; an examination of race, money and power struggle for America's newest multimillionaires. Maybe Spike Lee could do it.
Rating:
(three out of five neutrals)
