Ineffectual Trustafarian
Aside from the interviews granted him by trading off his family's name and connections Jamie Johnson just rehashes past exposes broken by real journalists, presenting no new findings that could in any real way destabilise the interests of members of this exclusive white boys club.
Johnson's upper class subjects may feign embarrassment at being portrayed as undeserving of inherited wealth, but in truth they would much prefer to withstand the benign critique that comes from within their own ranks, in fact they welcome it because it gives the illusion that they are somehow accountable.
Johnson's ineffectual film serves as a decoy taking attention away from the true unexplored extent and gravity of the indefensible conditions surrounding these people's highly irresponsible business activities.