In the United States and the United Kingdom, there are more and more wedges between the rich and the poor decades ago. The ambitious two -part documentary “Hong Gully” introduced us seven citizens who first experienced this inequality.
The Divide contains several important economic milestones archived news recording -technology prosperity, the rise of Wall Street, and the catastrophic financial crisis in 2008 -this is by no means a drought course in government policy. Instead, film producers almost only focus on the equations human aspect.
In New York City, a psychologist meets the psychological needs of Wall Street’s most successful manufacturers and Schüttler. What is dissatisfied is that his content may be limited to only 100,000 US dollars of teaching or open conventions for each year -he lives a lofty life now, or at least try to maintain his appearance, his appearance.
After Wal -Mart was built nearby, a small business owner had to close her store. Later, she bought the same Wal -Mart employment, which was closed by her. Over the years, she has discovered that the changes in corporate culture are frustrated. Pushing the employees to the limit, no longer recognized because of hard work, the management manager is not willing to share their successful results.
Through these and other portraits, we understand the inequality’s psychological and social meanings, habits, and nothing and try to change from one social status to another. This dynamics is particularly profound in the history of Jen. He is a mother from Sacraimado, California, and he lives in a luxurious community. She does not know her neighbors, and she often judges her based on the type of car you drive and the willingness to be willing to gardening by herself.
Economic inequality is currently at the highest level since 1928. The gap mourning is no longer easy, the loss of balance or justice, now this appreciates the successful outer wall.
Directed by: Katharine Round
