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(1 - 5) of 5 OFCS Rating: 80% Fresh Page   1   "For all his film's sober analysis, Diaz never loses sight of the human cost of global capitalism."   Village Voice   Andrew Schenker 8/10 "...uncharacteristically revolutionary among today's issue documentaries, and all the more refreshing for its bluntness."   PopMatters   Chris Barsanti 4/5 "A hard-hitting documentary that presents the voices and concerns of the poor along with suggested ways out of the abyss between the rich and poor."   Spirituality and Practice   Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat 0.5/5 "The film plays "blame Whitey" by insisting that all economic problems currently facing the people in Latin America, Africa and Asia were created by Western interference."   Film Threat   Phil Hall 7/10 "The most articulate film to date describing the modern means and methods of the free market enslavement of undeveloped countries."   Monsters and Critics   Ron Wilkinson  (1 - 5) of 5 OFCS Rating: 80% Fresh Page   1