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Documenting the biggest business scandal in Wall Street history, this film exposes how a group of exceptionally intelligent high-level executives managed to bankrupt the seventh-largest company in the United States, effortlessly absconding with over a billion dollars, leaving investors penniless and tens of thousands of employees out of work. Based on the bestselling book "The Smartest Guys in the Room," the film is crafted using interview footage, recordings, and internal corporate data, even revealing potential involvement of the Bush family in the scandal. The Enron case had far-reaching consequences, leading to the revocation of Arthur Andersen LLP's license by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, severely impacting the renowned McKinsey consulting firm, and prompting a complete overhaul in business schools. Beyond preaching profit maximization, MBA students are now being taught "ethics and morality." Global enterprises have also elevated "corporate governance" to the forefront, aiming to regain investors' trust. However, the Enron scandal is far from resolved, and its climax may once again engulf Wall Street...