The New Rulers of the World

In 'The New Rulers of the World', John Pilger critiques the commonly held beliefs about globalization. He questions the idea of a global village and highlights how national identities and borders are often overlooked in discussions about the global economy. The film uses Indonesia as a case study, showcasing how perceptions of success can change dramatically when economic systems fail.

This documentary emphasizes the interconnectedness of global economies. Pilger illustrates how decisions made in financial centers like London and Tokyo can have profound effects on workers around the world, from creating jobs to causing unemployment. The narrative provides a critical perspective on the realities of globalization, making it a significant watch for those interested in political and economic issues.