The article reviews the documentary 'How to Get Filthy Rich With Gary Stevenson', which critiques Gary Stevenson's advocacy for a 2% wealth tax on assets exceeding £10m.Stevenson, a former financial strategist, argues that such a tax could fund NHS and housing initiatives.However, the documentary is criticized for its unappealing presentation and lack of depth.Interviewees, including a telecoms mogul and tax lawyer, dismantle Stevenson's arguments, highlighting flaws in his proposals.The documentary fails to engage with counterpoints, leaving Stevenson floundering.The piece underscores the tension between Stevenson's idealism and the practical challenges of implementing wealth redistribution policies.

It also reflects broader societal concerns about economic inequality, with the UK's wealthiest 56 individuals holding as much wealth as 27 million poorer citizens.

The review suggests that the documentary could have been a compelling exploration of wealth tax but instead becomes a shallow, self-indulgent critique.