Netflix’s 'American Factory,' Just Won The Obamas an Oscar, and It’s the Perfect 2020 Election Watch By Anna Menta • Feb 9, 2020 If you want to understand Midwest voters, watch this film. 50.
Listening to the stories of the workers there is sad and familiar. But no the Chinese workers viewed it as we (the Chinese) need to show these Americans that we are not weak, wtf!New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castPress J to jump to the feed. American Factory sets out to chart what’s supposed to be a test run for the future of the auto industry and an example of positive international relations. This was such a great documentary. It was pretty clear that the Chinese company's CEO and upper management wasn't in Ohio to create quality glass and promote good, skilled, well-paid, safe American jobs.
For one thing, the former GM employees are making half what they made at the auto plant; more importantly, the glass-making conditions are often strenuous, and the facilities dangerously hot. Once they packed up and left, he was out of a job.
“American Factory,” a new Netflix Inc. documentary about a Chinese-owned factory in Ohio isn’t being screened in China. Movie: American Factory (Documentary) / Director: Steven Bognar, Julia Reichert “One mountain cannot hold two tigers.” - A Chinese idiom The line gives an important idea about this Oscar (2020) winning documentary 'American Factory'.In the film, the communist tiger and the capitalist tiger is trying to be friends and work together in the same area with harmony.
The cultural differences are drastic.I found it fascinating how none of the Chinese workers ever seemed to grasped that the Americans had more rights and better working conditions than the Chinese do.
They don’t respect him one bit.Fuyao State Tax Incentive Valued At Nearly $10 MillionIt totalled closer to $20m after their expansion, but generally that is a very minimal incentive compared to the $330m Fuyao invested in the plant.New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castA One-Stop-Shop for Evidence of our Social, Moral and Ideological Rot.Press J to jump to the feed. “The answer might be complicated.”In China, every company has a so-called worker’s union. Except when it comes to the military. Cao’s avuncular personality belies a serious tendency to micromanage, and Bognar and Reichert’s camera follows him as he walks around pointing out architectural details he wants changed, to the American middle managers’ dismay. I couldn't tell if they were trying to put on a show for their American guests (look how disciplined our workforce is) or if that's how they actually start work every morning. STEVEN BOGNAR AND BLOOMBERG. The breadth of footage that Bognar and Reichert capture over the next few years is staggering and includes intense labor on the factory floor, boardroom negotiations, and a unionization battle that ripples through each layer of the company. In Fuyao’s case, the union is run by its chairman’s brother-in-law, who describes the union and the company as “two gears rotating together.”Government-owned media framed the documentary squarely within China’s protracted trade spat with America, using it to bolster arguments that the U.S. needs Chinese investment to generate jobs and that an economic decoupling is untenable.Fuyao employees perform a musical number during the company’s annual dinner in Fuqing, Fujian province.The documentary is playing a “positive role” in helping the two peoples understand each other, Xinhua News Agency wrote in a Ultimately, some viewers went away more conflicted than before.“The feeling is very complicated.
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I hope he was fucking embarrassed when this doc came out.I got the feeling he was joking, but the Chinese guy was like "You can do that? Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts