Would play better if it were more focused and less repetitive.

When [Redmon] runs out of things to say, his film lands in an anticlimactic puddle, just like the shiny trinkets forgotten after the party ends.

A startling look at both the effects of globalization and at a dramatic cultural divide.

This sly, engrossing doc is an expert riposte to smug proponents of the fetterless free market.

Redmon blunts his own provocative points by trafficking in easy ironies and overstating the obvious throughout 78-minute pic that likely would be more effective as hour-long (or shorter) pubcast program.