No Logo

Year: 2003

Runtime: 42 mins

Language: English

Director: Sut Jhally

Documentary

Brands, Globalization & Resistance: Rising discontent with corporate branding fuels this cultural manifesto. Over the past decade the book has become a rallying point for critics of unchecked capitalism. Combining cultural analysis, political essay, memoir and investigative reporting, it offers a clear economic view of the new branded world, urging rebellion and self‑determination amid economic downturn.

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