Review of Roger & Me (1989) by Meg J — 12 Jul 2009

This movie becomes relevant again in times like these, showing us an economic crisis in Flint, Michigan. And an example for that bad system called Capitalism. Roger Smith decides to shut down factories in the US in order to reopen them again in Mexico, which is meant to lower the salaries for the workers and make the company (or mostly him) earn more money, a step which obviously can't be for the greater good.

Well, the rich get richer and the poor, they just stay poor. Sad.