Born Rich is a documentary directed by Jamie Johnson who is also the heir to the Johnson and Johnson fortune. The purpose of the documentary film was to SHOW the experience of growing up in some of the world’s richest families. It consisted of Johnson interviewing his friends and peers such as Georgina Bloomberg, Stephanie Ercklentz, Christina Floyd, Juliet Hartford, Josiah Cheston Hornblower, S.I. Newhouse IV, Ivanka Trump, Benjamin Luke Weil, Cody Franchetti, and lastly, Carlo Von Zeitschel. Though all of these people were featured in the film I will only discuss five out of the eleven. Of the elven I will discuss Jamie Johnson, Luke Weil, S.I. Newhouse IV, Cody Franchetti, and Last but not least, Josiah Hornblower
To begin with, the documentary focuses on experience of the eleven, living …show more content…
However, there is error in this because majority of the population is white people. There are more White people in the America than any other race, there is no way for there to be more of a minority group in one class if there are not many of them. For instance, when it comes to Food stamps people assume that black people are the majority group living off of food stamps when in reality white people are the majority. It is impossible for there to be more black people than white people on food stamp because the United States Population is majority white.
The film Born rich directed by Jamie Johnson discusses the taboo topic of money. In this film he interviews various individuals who have been raised in the upper class and we get an inside look of what it is like to live with no financial constraints. The individuals varied form those who felt entitled to those who felt like they did not deserve the money, because they have not worked for it. The film was a great opportunity for individuals to discuss the highs and lows of being born
To begin with, the documentary focuses on experience of the eleven, living …show more content…
However, there is error in this because majority of the population is white people. There are more White people in the America than any other race, there is no way for there to be more of a minority group in one class if there are not many of them. For instance, when it comes to Food stamps people assume that black people are the majority group living off of food stamps when in reality white people are the majority. It is impossible for there to be more black people than white people on food stamp because the United States Population is majority white.
The film Born rich directed by Jamie Johnson discusses the taboo topic of money. In this film he interviews various individuals who have been raised in the upper class and we get an inside look of what it is like to live with no financial constraints. The individuals varied form those who felt entitled to those who felt like they did not deserve the money, because they have not worked for it. The film was a great opportunity for individuals to discuss the highs and lows of being born