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In order to understand this grisly and distinguished documentary, you have to understand the meaning of two terms:
(1) Democracy: government in which the favorite people occupy the ruling power either directly or more usually, through elected (by a majority) representatives; the principle of equality of rights, opportunity, and treatment.
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(2) World Trade Organization (WTO) : from the film itself, it “is the latest in a series of transnational bodies and agreements to regulate the global economy. It can utilize sanctions and fines to override the labor, safety, and environmental standards of individual nations.”
What is this film about? In Nov. 1999, the WTO was scheduled to contain its last meeting of the millennium at the convention center (leisurely closed doors) in downtown Seattle, Washington. Activists (from all over the world) prepared to blockade the streets to prevent the meeting from taking status since they discover the actions of the WTO to be unfair favoring corporate greed over the working guy/gal. Over thirty thousand protesters converged on downtown Seattle.
The viewer is told that “by the destroy of the week, demonstrations were being held around the world in solidarity with the protests in Seattle.”
The viewer is presented with mighty images of the tell “that was shot by over one hundred media activists.” Also there is printed information that appears (for example, the definition of WTO above) and footage of protesters and vow leaders saying what’s on their mind. Parts of this documentary are narrated. (Susan Sarandon is one of the narrators.)
Besides learning a lot, I felt I was actually at the philosophize. Thank goodness I was not physically there since the police force monitoring this event started getting brutal with the protesters. (Many were arrested and beaten by police.)
The only predicament I had is that for the printed material that appeared, abbreviations that I was odd with were primitive for the names of various labor and other organizations. It would have been safe and more instructive to me if the stout names were stale instead.
Finally the DVD (the one released in 2005) is perfect in record and sound quality. However, I did glance that after the film finishes, the program does not revert succor to the main menu. There are several engaging extras including video excerpts from the WTO 2003 protests in Cancun, Mexico.
In conclusion, this is a considerable film showing steady footage of how a relatively little group of protesters tried to hold succor the rightful democratic power that the political and corporate elite of the world is definite to bewitch from the dinky people.
(2000; 70 min; pudgy veil)
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This was a tremendous film on the events that led to the protests at the WTO. I belief it did a mammoth job of demonstrating the fragile nature of our presumed honest to free speech and freedom of assembly. Tall for classroom exercise!!!
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