kermithh

I started to watch it and stopped pretty quickly. I like watching movies with at least some credibility or imagination. But when things are just too far away from reality, it becomes just a mess. Romania is not a Catholic country, and there's no nuns. The same goes for London or the UK. Who came up with this imbecility. There's numerous really Catholic countries in Europe to pick from some why this ignorance right from the start. I had to turn it off after 15 minutes, even though I tried to disregard these facts. But I couldn't. There's plenty more of things worthy watching with at least the bare minimum of credibility.

To get paid, you must work. It is advantageous for Americans to acquire knowledge. As a Swedish, it's not a new one. The dust-ups between employers and unions are not unique. I don't really know if I can call it a documentary or maybe even propaganda for the union about how horrible employers can be, especially from China or other countries with totally different cultures.

The depiction of victims and winners is characterized by cynicism, and Chinese workers are also affected. Listen and be astonished, but they must also work. The truth is that we are so apathetic in the West that we are almost shocked that to get paid, you also have to work. It can be quite challenging at times.

Cheers.