The Rise of Disaster Capitalism

In this 77-minute documentary, Naomi Klein discusses key themes from her best-selling book. The film addresses capitalism's impact in various contexts, including events in Burma, Sri Lanka, the Pinochet regime, and the Iraq War. Additionally, it examines the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and the concept of late stage capitalism.

This documentary serves as a critical examination of economic policies in times of crisis. Klein's insights and analysis provide a thought-provoking perspective on how disasters are often leveraged for capital gain. Collectors interested in socio-economic issues and documentary filmmaking will find this film particularly relevant.