Diana Gasper is not associated with the PBS documentary Bigger Than Enron. The film was directed by Daffodil Altan and Andrés Cediel, and produced by PBS’s Frontline. It investigates the broader corporate fraud landscape of the 1990s, revealing that Enron was just one example of a systemic issue involving over 400 companies that engaged in accounting lapses, failures, or fraud.amazon.com

The documentary examines how market deregulation and conflicts of interest led to a weakened oversight system, allowing such corporate misconduct to proliferate. It features interviews with SEC officials, corporate executives, members of Congress, and investor advocates, providing a comprehensive look at the failures in the corporate governance and regulatory frameworks of the time.amazon.com

Bigger Than Enron serves as a critical resource for understanding the complexities of corporate fraud and the systemic issues that enable such practices. It offers valuable insights for those studying business ethics, corporate governance, and financial regulation.

For a visual overview, you can watch the documentary here: