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Water Makes Money (2010)
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Add to a movie listLength 1h30
OriginGerman
Genres Documentary
Themes Films about the labor movement, Documentary films about business, Documentaire sur le monde du travail
Rating73%
Water Makes Money est un film documentaire indépendant (financé à hauteur de 120 000 euros par des dons de municipalités ou de particuliers) de Leslie Franke et Herdolor Lorenz, sur la thématique de la gestion de l'eau potable en France et en Europe.
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L'enquête menée par les auteurs amène à comprendre les enjeux de la gestion de l'eau (entreprises multinationales et communes), entre « partenariat public-privé » (proche de la privatisation) et ses dérives de corruption, et régie (service public) des collectivités qui résistent en se réappropriant ce bien commun (exemple : la Mairie de Paris).Comments
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