Owners of Portugal

This documentary showcases the evolution of economic power in Portugal, focusing on the dominant families such as Mello, Champalimaud, and Espírito Santo. It highlights how these families maintained their influence through political connections and privatization, even as the country transitioned to democracy.

The film also introduces new economic players like Amorim, Sonae, and Jerónimo Martins, who emerged from the same patterns of power and finance. As the documentary unfolds, it critiques the Portuguese economic development model, particularly in light of the financial crisis.

For collectors interested in political and economic documentaries, Owners of Portugal provides a detailed examination of power dynamics in a specific historical context. Its focus on influential figures and economic strategies offers valuable insights into Portugal's complex history.