The year was 1910. The place was Jekyll Island. 7 of the most influential men in at the time – representing 1/4 of the entire wealth of the USA – met in secret and, despite being competitors, resolved to work together for even greater profit. Nelson Aldrich, Abraham Piatt Andrew, Frank Vanderlip, Charles Norton, Benjamin Strong (J.P. Morgan), Henry Davison (agent of the Rockefellers) and Paul Warburg (tied to the Rothschilds) met to write the bill that would later be passed by Congress to create the private central banking cartel known as The Federal Reserve. By being legally sanctioned to produce money out of nothing, the bankers have grown rich at everyone's expense.

107-min.