The Corporate Coup D'État

The documentary runs for 89 minutes and features insights from experts alongside personal stories from citizens in the Rust Belt. It highlights the decline of urban areas due to the closure of the steel industry and the outsourcing of jobs. The film showcases the experiences of those living in poverty and the influence of lobbyists during presidential elections.

Through powerful narratives, the film questions the state of democracy and capitalism in the U.S. It raises thought-provoking issues about the disparities faced by citizens, especially in regions that have been economically devastated. The documentary also touches on political sentiments that have shaped recent elections, particularly the support for Donald Trump among those affected by these changes.