Movies by James Jacoby

James Jacoby is a bold, incisive documentary filmmaker who tackles some of the most pressing social and political issues of our time. With a critical eye and a knack for penetrating analysis, Jacoby's films delve deep into the power structures, controversies, and technological disruptions that are shaping our world. From his comprehensive examination of the tensions between Israel and Iran in "Remaking the Middle East" to his piercing look at the influence of the Federal Reserve in "The Power of the Fed," Jacoby brings a relentless investigative spirit to his work. He is unafraid to take on formidable subjects, such as the Facebook data scandal in "The Facebook Dilemma" or the complex legacy of the Guantanamo Bay detention camp in "Out of Gitmo." Jacoby's films are characterized by meticulous research, incisive interviews, and a remarkable ability to distill complex issues into accessible narratives. Jacoby's diverse filmography also showcases his knack for spotting emerging trends and examining their far-reaching implications. Whether chronicling the impact of Amazon's dominance in "Amazon Empire" or the Twitter takeover saga in "Elon Musk's Twitter Takeover," Jacoby's work is consistently ahead of the curve, providing audiences with an invaluable perspective on the forces shaping our modern landscape.