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In a small town, a group of workers struggles to get ahead while the Great Depression looms. Among them is a charismatic yet unfortunate carpet salesman, whose storytelling skills still shine despite his difficult circumstances. One day, he discovers an old lottery ticket that seems worthless, but luck smiles upon him; he becomes the bearer of a secret that could change not only his life but the lives of his entire community.

With the hope of escaping his debts, he embarks on an absurd adventure to make his dreams of wealth come true. As he gathers friends from various backgrounds, from a fierce businesswoman to a lovesick dreamer, they all see in the old ticket an opportunity for redemption and a chance to rebel against a system that has kept them oppressed.

However, the road to fortune is not easy. They will face suspicious characters, comedic situations, and moments of deep reflection on what it truly means to succeed. As the group begins to bond more closely, they discover that true value lies not just in money, but in friendship, solidarity, and the small moments they shared on their journey.

With a great sense of humor and a touch of poignancy, this story unfolds the madness of the desire for wealth and how, in the pursuit of the material, one often finds the true riches of life.

Media type
Movie
Year
1930
Director
Russell Mack
Writer
Walter DeLeon
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
5.50
Actors
Eddie Quillan
Robert Armstrong
James Gleason
Margaret Livingston
Miriam Seegar
Robert Edeson
Dorothy Christy
G. Pat Collins
Morgan Wallace
Myrtis Crinley
Robert Gleckler
Charles Sellon
Kit Guard
Frank Sabini
Johnnie Morris
Gender
Drama
Comedy
Country
United States
Original title
Big Money
Duration
80
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