Speaking Freely Volume 2: Susan George

The documentary features Susan George, who has authored numerous books and is recognized for her contributions to social justice. As the Chair of the Planning Board of the Transnational Institute, she brings a wealth of knowledge from her experiences living in Paris and her role in ATTAC France.

In this 52-minute film, George discusses critical issues such as neo-colonialism and the systemic causes of poverty. Her insights aim to shed light on the complexities of global trade and the impact of neoliberal policies on society. The film is a valuable resource for those interested in contemporary social issues and the intricacies of economic power structures.

Collectors may find interest in the unique perspectives offered in this documentary, as it highlights the work of a prominent figure in the field of social justice. The film is available in other formats, making it accessible for a variety of collectors.