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“A cross between Michael Moore’s caustic style
and Ken Loach's eloquence.”
– International Herald Tribune
“The filmic equivalent of a '60s-era folk song by
the likes of Bob Dylan and Joan Baez, mixing hope and despair, idealism
and cynicism, faith in working people and distrust in the bosses.”
– Toronto Life
DIRECTED & PRODUCED BY AVI LEWIS
WRITTEN & PRODUCED BY NAOMI KLEIN
CANADA, 2004
87 MINUTES
IN SPANISH WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES
Distributed by FIRST RUN / ICARUS FILMS
ARGENTINA: “NOT JUST ANOTHER POOR COUNTRY, BUT
A RICH COUNTRY MADE POOR!” The extraordinary drama
of Argentina’s decline during the last decades of the
20th century is a cautionary tale of violence,
corruption and betrayal. Suave, smiling and tanned,
President Carlos Menem shamelessly presided over
a great nation’s economic collapse. No Logo author
Naomi Klein and Canadian TV producer Avi Lewis
follow the exhilarating rise of a workers’ movement to
repossess abandoned Argentine factories, recreating
the jobs they once held within the framework
of a democratically run cooperative. THE TAKE embodies a vision of working
people forging genuine alternatives to a brutal economic model — a story
whose implications are universal.
OFFICIAL MEDIA SPONSOR: THE NATION
Available at Amazon :
No Logo: No Space, No Choice, No Jobs
by Naomi Klein
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