Power Trip

Graft,corruption,murder and even the trains suffered butin the end the ones that suffered the most were the people.One of those films that make you pause and take note of the thingsyou take for granted.

This film is funny, gripping and informative. It's hard to believe that a documentary about the privatization of the power grid in the Republic of Georgia could make such a fascinating tale. This film is excellent for use in classrooms trying to explain the political economy of post-socialist countries, or the problems facing foreign businesses in alien environments.