The Invisible Wall
Synopsis
The Invisible Wall examines the international economic structures that divide the wealthy nations of the world from its poorest communities. Through interviews and analysis from John Kenneth Galbraith, Susan George, Noam Chomsky, and others, the documentary explores how multinational corporations, foreign debt, and unequal trade barriers reinforce poverty while contributing to environmental destruction. Directed by Ole Alskov for Pace News, the film offers a critical examination of globalization and the economic relationships between industrialized countries and the developing world.
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