The Forgotten Space

This documentary delves into the catastrophic effects globalization has had on the ship, truck, and train industries. It portrays the struggles of displaced farmers and villagers in Holland and Belgium, as well as the challenges faced by underpaid truck drivers in Los Angeles.

Additionally, the film highlights the experiences of seafarers aboard mega-ships operating between Asia and Europe, and factory workers in China. These low-wage workers are depicted as crucial to the global economic puzzle.

As the film raises questions about collective bargaining rights in the United States and the pressures faced by China regarding labor rights, it prompts viewers to consider whether capitalism serves as a Trojan horse against its own creators. This thought-provoking exploration makes it relevant for those interested in the intersection of labor and global economics.