(Morgan Spurlock): Investigates whether the name given to a child has a significant impact on their future success and social development.
The file you're referencing is a high-definition BluRay rip of the , which is an adaptation of the best-selling book by economist Steven D. Levitt and journalist Stephen J. Dubner.
(Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady): Documents a real-world experiment in Chicago where students were offered cash rewards for achieving better grades. Freakonomics (2010) - IMDb
(Alex Gibney): Explores match-fixing and cheating within the highly traditional and "pure" world of Japanese sumo wrestling.
(Eugene Jarecki): Analyzes a controversial theory that the 1990s drop in U.S. crime rates was largely due to the legalization of abortion in 1973, which reduced the number of "unwanted" children.
The film is an anthology consisting of four main segments, each directed by a different prominent documentary filmmaker to explore the "hidden side" of human behavior through the lens of economic incentives:
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