Avi Lewis, Bill Clinton, Carlos Menem
This is the story of working people who decide to fight back against a corrupt and brutal system. Against the backdrop of Argentina's historic economic collapse, the film chronicles the extraordinary ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: February 21, 2006
Stats: 89 reviews
Brilliant, if naturally one-sided. Though, deciding to come down hard on one side of the political fence when the other side is utterly monstrous, is something to be applauded. Especially considering America's utter neglect toward the hemisphere in which we honed our brutalizing ...( read more)
Here is a story of the people. You think union histories are inspiring, look at what these workers did with an abandoned factory?
'' with the fall of 'Capitlisim' on the horizion, there is much much hope.
The Take is a documentary released in 2004 by the wife and husband team of Naomi Klein and Avi Lewis. It is about the process in Argentina where workers took back control of the plants where they used to ...( read more)
Un peu biaisé comme documentaire, certes, mais à la fois touchant et intéressant. Raconte l'histoire de travailleurs en Argentine qui prennent le contrôle de leurs usines après le crash des années 90 qui a fait tomber ce pays autrefois très comparable au Canada dans une crise éco...( read more)
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