Release, runtime and language

2012 · 78 min · English

Directed by

Peter Navarro

This documentary explores the complex and often fraught economic relationship between the United States and China. It examines how the increased import of subsidized goods since 2001 has significantly impacted American manufacturing, leading to the closure of factories and job losses affecting millions. The film highlights the substantial debt owed to China, exceeding $3 trillion, and considers the potential consequences for both nations and the global economy, featuring perspectives from various political viewpoints.