Sinopsis(1)
1 prosperity 2 shattered windows 3 ideology of employment 4 premature end to cabbage 5 Korean carmaker promises regional boom 6 how to market a company's reputation 7 documentary filmmaker reveals contours of modern slavery 8 discrepancy between public opinion and regional political propaganda 9 Koreans' Confucian culture clashes with Czech mistrust of institutions 10 peoples' ties to their landscape and land versus global business A Korean carmaker builds a factory in the middle of a cabbage field amidst promises of regional prosperity, but instead introduces new ways of taking advantage of its workers. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
(más)Reseñas (2)
Documento, que no me atrajo ni me llegó al corazón, aunque según el tema debería haberlo hecho. Lo atribuyo a una mala concepción, a veces me parece que busqué en vano conexiones y causas de algunas escenas. Merecería ser acortado y el director debería señalar algún hilo conductor básico, por el cual el documental seguirá y no perderse en escenas de coqueteo entre los trabajadores temporales y el jefe de turno durante la cosecha de repollo.
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Vít Klusák is good at picking a controversial topic and then making a film that almost convinces you that there are people who are bastards and that there is something wrong with the system. It shows the naivety of people, their stupidity, but also their willingness to shit on others for money. It's not surprising, but it's sadly true. So what did the documentary achieve? In the end, nothing...
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