Debtocracy
Direction: Aris Chatzistefanou, Katerina Kitidi
Greece 2011 | 74 min | documentary
How did Greece end up in the economical and political dead end in which it now finds itself? What is the part of the average Greek in the country’s debt crisis – or, for that matter, the role of the EU, European corporations and investment banks? Debtocracy looks for answers to these burning questions by exploring the causes and repercussions of Greece's debt overflow. Ecuador stands here as a prime example; the president has taken a stand against the rapidly increasing debt load of the country. The film predicts a bleak future for Greece if the political elite try to cover for its mistakes by ruthlessly running elementary public services to the ground.
Screenings
Fri 18.11. | 18:00 | Andorra
Sat 19.11. | 18:00 | Dubrovnik
+ panel discussion : Fri 18.11. | 19:30 | Andorra
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