In Review :: YES! Picks - Argentina: Turning Around
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From the producers of Argentina: Hope in Hard Times, comes a new film that re-visits worker-run factories, and talks with journalists, economists, and unemployed workers. Argentina: Turning Around provides an intimate view of the new models of work, politics and community development that are now underway, as people re-invent their society to offer a better life for all.
Turning Around undertakes the all-too-often neglected task of reexamining social change once the headlines have faded. An inspiring follow-up to the 2002 film Argentina: Hope in Hard Times, Turning Around captures the insight of workers, movement leaders, academics, and journalists who lived and led Argentina’s struggle to rebuild after the 2001-02 financial crisis. The film is directed by Mark Dworkin and Melissa Young and produced by Moving Images Video Project.
Trailer courtesy of YouTube.
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