@Vitaliy_Kiselev There always have been different concepts of globalization. The Christian one, the Communist one, the Capitalist one. I believe what we are seeing now is the latter (the one claiming that humans are in fact animals) falling apart. I also tend to believe people are not animals even if they are pushed downwards on the ladder of evolution.

back to Moscow after 22 days of shooting. planning, recuperating, recharging batteries. broke 1 lens, seriously damaged my Nikon (which proved to be a really good camera). Really really sad.

I need to admit we had to abandon our initial (no experts, only watching ordinary people) approach. Too much time is needed for that. Plus, we are experiencing tremendous difficulties when working in I-dont-speak-English countries. This is where PV people came to our rescue.

Would be cool to find sympathizers in Greece (for late August). Also, I heard today that despite all the healthy look Germany has gone through serious deindustrialization. Hints, idea? After what I've seen I'm starting to believe that deindustrialization (green energy, WTO and other crap) is going to cause very severe pain in Europe and the US in the nearby future.

I'm also looking into Goldman Sachs role in what's happening. Was stunned to learn that while the last remaining state mines in Spain are dying out, Goldman Sachs is beginning to ship coal to Europe from Colombia. Because they see the profit. WTF!?

Hello everyone, I lived on Paris as video-cutter, so after one month I worked with "Les Indignés" (=Occupy Wall Street in France), the life/my heart has brought me to a mountain in the south where I discovered an alternative way of life. I just spent 8 months in 4 communities autonomous(there are a lot of more...), totaly different each others... So I'd like to go back their to show viewers the new way of life, sharing more, with less needs, replacing the radio by live music, buying by constructing more bio and efficient, new agriculture: the permaculture, new way of education helping each others understanding more instead of the competition... All of that from west to east in France everywhere, the new world is growing.

If it can help you this is a website for the french tv news in english : http://www.france24.com/en/france there's a link in the right to streaming TV in english too .Actually in the news the car factory PSA (peugeot) is closing factorys in France and is building factory in cheaper country ,around 8000 jobs will be directly lost and many more in society producing parts for them .You can look at the arcelor/Mittal steel factory too the indian industrial Mittal bought the factory and close them soon after (best way to kill the concurrence i think) Good luck for your report

Which isn't to say there are not monied interests really driving things. But the biggest ally of those interests is the baby boomers who are willing to ally with anyone who will let them scorch the earth at everyone else's expense.

@Ruub @sherwood

This is topic for guys who could help with shooting. Not to discuss politics.

We should not lower ourself as being just another animalrace which happen to be more intelligent then others, neither should we think of ourselves as being ranked high above other forms of nature. Instead, we should use these extreme opinions in a Hegelian dialectic art of conversation. I think the same applies for globalization, to some this word expresser pure horror, others define it ast the system the world thrives by. Yet, it neither of these two...

@JDN Definitely interested. Might go to Canada as well in the coming months. Do get in touch and do make your own piece which we might use. Or (if you don't mind) just contribute the footage. But remember we are mostly interested in human stories (following 1-2 characters)... although franky it isn't really happening so far in my own work. One important angle to remember is the economy in general — not just cuts in education. Another — the global downfall of morality caused by the neoliberal ideologies and propaganda of globalization (hence the reference to Babylon tower). Cheerz

I'm shooting like crazy on another project but have been meaning to get up the road and get some interviews from the Quebec student strike. Let me know if you are interested or have that covered already -- and if I can find a weekend somehow between shoots I can knock it off.

Economics seems to be a huge factor in this. Here's one point of view, which seems quite interesting -- deflation. A total collapse of debt, and therefore money supply.