Darwin's Nightmare
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A visually stark, on-the-ground investigation connecting global commerce, exploitation and human consequences; it shares the original’s confrontational political conscience.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
A visually stark, on-the-ground investigation connecting global commerce, exploitation and human consequences; it shares the original’s confrontational political conscience.
Why this pick
This focused look at the coffee trade has the same accessible, angry clarity about unequal global markets and the people who bear their costs.
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A politically charged hybrid drama that puts global financial institutions on trial, echoing The End of Poverty?’s concern with debt and postcolonial economic power.
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It pairs a structural critique of neoliberal economics with an intimate, energising view of workers creating alternatives after Argentina’s financial collapse.
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Its measured investigation of widening inequality and its social effects makes a strong companion to the original’s challenge to prevailing economic systems.
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