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Sandra Mohr's financial film "Stock Shock" screened to a sold out crowd at the International Women's Film Festival. Viewers were standing in the aisles to get a look at the new movie aimed at Wall Street corruption.

"Stock Shock," a movie about Sirius XM and the manipulation of the American stock market, was produced in only 3 months by the independent production company: Mohr Productions.

Sirius XM stock jumps 1000% when movie about the ailing shares shined a spotlight on abusive short selling.

On March 28, 2010, Wall Street will visit Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood for the Los Angeles International Women's Film Festival.

President Obama, Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, and even CNBC's Mad Money host Jim Cramer are featured in a movie about the near death of Sirius XM stock.

Now that "Stock Shock" is available on Netflix, the sky may be the limit for this satellite company and its loyal, newly famous shareholders.

Sirius XM stock (SIRI) sees a surge in volume on the trading floor and closes at .65. Does this mean it will avoid a mandatory reverse stock split? The filmmakers of "Stock Shock" think so.

"Stock Shock," an in-depth documentary movie about Sirius XM Radio and the American Stock Market, is getting good reviews as it makes its debut onto Netflix.

Amazon.com's new "Video on Demand" service is sending "Stock Shock" and the Sirius XM story into cyberspace.

Just as the movie "Stock Shock" predicted, Sirius XM is rising from the depths of bankruptcy in time to celebrate a very Merry Christmas.

Sirius XM CEO Mel Karmazin will appear on CNBC to talk about the company's Q3 earnings and apparent rise from the ashes, but will he thank Hollywood for making a movie about the company?

CEO Mel Karmazin will appear on CNBC to talk about Sirius XM's rise from the ashes, but will he thank Hollywood?

The stock guru and host of "Mad Money" leads the fight against naked short selling and stock manipulation on his TV show and in a new documentary about Wall Street corruption.

Former DTCC operations manager and star of "Stock Shock" Susanne Trimbath is interviewed by Matt Taibbi for his latest article in Rolling Stone. She reveals she warned regulators of an impending financial crisis due to naked short selling.

The SEC is not the only one concerned with stock market corruption. The office of the U.S. President was interested in learning more about the new movie "Stock Shock" which reveals the inside story behind the recent stock trade shenanigans.

With his media mogul producer and capitalist-friendly marketing Moore is receiving "more" reviews than he bargained for.

When a humble and dedicated U.S. postal worker was pushed into early retirement by the recent economic meltdown, he had no idea he would end up the star of a film, and on the White House radar.

In the past few months the media mogul was slapped with a fine by the Justice Department for illegal stock purchases while becoming an owner of Sirius XM. Now he's the financial backer for Michael Moore's anti-capitalism, anti-media movie.

The office of the President of the United States was interested in learning more about the new movie "Stock Shock" which reveals the inside story behind the recent economic recession.

When a humble and dedicated U.S. postal worker was pushed into early retirement by the recent economic meltdown, he had no idea he would end up the star of a Hollywood film about the American Stock Market.

With several new movies coming out about the economy and stock market, reviewers will have their hands full.

Activist movie "Stock Shock" ignites angry investors demanding SEC protection.

New York City tourists and residents were stunned by the jumbotron movie poster of "Stock Shock" which featured the all-American uncle strapped into an electric chair.

Activist documentary is racing up the red carpet toward indy awards.

"Stock Shock-The Movie" is being used to rally SEC to reinstate uptick rule.

The movie that promises to shed light on illegal naked short selling has caught the eye of the United States Securities & Exchange Commission.

"Stock Shock," is the hilarious financial documentary more shocking than "Bruno." In the same theme of the highly anticipated Michael Moore spoof on the economy, "Stock Shock" has attracted twice as many Twitter followers as the veteran filmmaker.