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Article

31 Oct 2004

Author:
Phillip French, Observer [UK]

In the companies of wolves

This ["The Corporation"] is a movie to see, ponder and discuss. It's disturbing but, ultimately, not despairing. It points to ways in which people can fight back...The members of our corporation-loving [UK] government would be healthier for exposing both their minds and consciences to this film. [refers to Shell, Monsanto, Fox Entertainment, Interface]