This is a comprehensive book of social criticism, for the weak, the tragic fate of Mexican migrant workers, abuse and self abuse, the fate of immigrant women, being sexually abused by supervisors, it seems that sex is always the greatest exploitation of women. The tragic fate of cattle, the flag of animal protectionists, the dirty history of food, how many secrets are in fast food. But I think it’s a bit of cow dung, but it doesn’t matter. When you arrive in China, you will know what bad food is. Pesticide additives are still trivial matters, and many things are drugs.
Several threads are intertwined, and our female angel joined an organization, trying to change the world, make the world a better place, protect the environment, protect workers, and break the net of business and politics.
The problem is that we are also eating. This is the crux of the problem. Bruce Willis said we have to eat some shit, no way. There is really no way.
The film crosses the narrative, and all lines are taken into account, but there are too many clues, and I feel like passing by without refining. The timing is not very strong and loose, which is also the characteristic of Link's movies, but for this kind of social exposing subject matter, it lacks power.
It is really scary to see many people working in bad factories. As farmers, they won't feel terrible, but once they get to the city, the large slums, the large narrow rooms, it is terrible. The city has alienated the lives of these people. In addition to visual impact, there are also spiritual torments.
Therefore, the first thing to be solved is the basic problem, the problem of food and clothing, the problem of medical care and pension, the problem of poverty, and the problem of dignity.
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