Jennifer Carpenter

Micaela 2022-03-24 08:01:04

In the film, an annual meeting of the WTO is held in Seattle, which is also a typical record of demonstrations and protests. The WTO summit in 1997 was a policy turning point for the WTO. During this meeting, mixed with the feelings of the protagonists of the demonstration, the police and his wife...

Jarrod 2022-03-24 08:01:04

    The film is adapted from real events. Interested students can check the parade that took place in Seattle in 1990.

    Due to the length of the film, the film did not give a very detailed explanation of the establishment, role, operation, and influence of the WTO. It only took a minute or two...

Milton 2022-03-27 09:01:23

From the WTO to various NGOs, they should thank the people who are fighting fiercely around the world. Human beings have chosen a better and longer-term development path for them...

Michel 2022-03-26 09:01:15

Imperialist countries and the third world are natural enemies. The creators want to combine the struggles inside and outside the WTO venue into one camp, whether it is naive or insidious. The white leftists are coquettish, crying and arguing against the government. In fact, it is because with the awakening of the third world, the oppression of imperialism has to be restrained, and as a result, the domestic lazy people get less dividends and their living standards drop. The final reconciliation is nothing but a farce within the imperialist family. How can it have anything to do with the struggle for rights and interests of oppressed third world countries? !