War By Other Means

About This Movie

War By Other Means dives deep into the complex web of international finance and its impact on developing nations. Pilger and Munro's documentary exposes how loans from the World Bank can ensnare countries in a cycle of debt that far exceeds any aid they receive. The tone is serious, tinged with urgency, as it unravels the often hidden consequences of Structural Adjustment Programs. It’s not just statistics; there’s a palpable sense of human struggle woven throughout. The pacing is methodical, allowing viewers to grasp the weight of each argument presented. While it might come off as dense, the film’s distinctive approach to its subject matter is what makes it a worthwhile watch for anyone interested in the interplay between economics and global welfare.

Focus on economic themes · Documentary style: investigative · Highlights human stories behind financial data