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SYNOPSIS:
“Everything, right now”. Amazon has built the largest supermarket in mankind’s history. Claiming to have reformed the concept of trade and labor, Jeff Bezos is now aiming for the Moon. Back on Earth, what is the price of this dazzling success? Let’s dive into the world according to Amazon.
“Everything, right now”. Amazon has built the largest supermarket in mankind’s history. Claiming to have reformed the concept of trade and labor, Jeff Bezos is now aiming for the Moon. Back on Earth, what is the price of this dazzling success? Let’s dive into the world according to Amazon.
BIOGRAPHY:
Adrien Pinon, 36, director, started as a cameraman-reporter, traveling to Afghanistan, Somalia, Central Asia, the United States and North Africa for the main French channels. Among his features: “Welcome chez nous”, a 52-minute critically acclaimed report on the arrival of 30 Afghan migrants in a very small Norman town; “Megalo Malls / Shopping Centers, the Great Illusion” for France 5 with Little Big Story. At age 30, Thomas Lafarge is a director. He started his career as an economic journalist at Le Monde and Les Echos. He directed two 52-minute documentaries on the economic crises in the United States and in Europe, “Toute L’Histoire”, then a film on the immigration policies in France since 1974. He has recently directed the investigative documentary film entitled “Un pouvoir” on the largest European bank, BNP Paribas with Xavier Harel (Little Big Story, France 3).
Adrien Pinon, 36, director, started as a cameraman-reporter, traveling to Afghanistan, Somalia, Central Asia, the United States and North Africa for the main French channels. Among his features: “Welcome chez nous”, a 52-minute critically acclaimed report on the arrival of 30 Afghan migrants in a very small Norman town; “Megalo Malls / Shopping Centers, the Great Illusion” for France 5 with Little Big Story. At age 30, Thomas Lafarge is a director. He started his career as an economic journalist at Le Monde and Les Echos. He directed two 52-minute documentaries on the economic crises in the United States and in Europe, “Toute L’Histoire”, then a film on the immigration policies in France since 1974. He has recently directed the investigative documentary film entitled “Un pouvoir” on the largest European bank, BNP Paribas with Xavier Harel (Little Big Story, France 3).
