'Veni Vidi Vici' Satirizes the Super-Rich at Sundance Film Festival

The controversial film uses dark comedy to critique capitalism and the unchecked power of the ultra-wealthy.

The Austrian film 'Veni Vidi Vici' premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, offering a satirical critique of the super-rich.
The film follows the life of a billionaire, Amon Maynard, who is depicted as a serial killer hunting civilians for sport, symbolizing the ruthless actions of the ultra-wealthy.
Amon's actions are ignored by authorities and politicians due to his wealth and influence, highlighting the film's critique of capitalism and the power of the wealthy.
The film also explores the complicity of those around Amon, including his family and a former journalist turned butler, suggesting that society often turns a blind eye to the actions of the rich.
The film is expected to be divisive and controversial due to its dark comedic approach and its harsh critique of capitalism and the ultra-wealthy.