Power Trip

Year: 2003

Runtime: 86 mins

Language: English

Director: Paul Devlin

Documentary

Corruption, assassination and street rioting frame the award‑winning documentary that follows an American multinational corporation as it grapples with Tbilisi’s electricity crisis in Georgia. The film delivers a graphic, on‑the‑ground view of the cultural clashes, power cuts and blackouts that illustrate the wider challenges of globalization today.

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