Profit & Nothing But! Or Impolite Thoughts on the Class Struggle (Raoul Peck, 2001)

“I come from a country where the numbers do not mean anything. Bill Gates is worth 90 billion euros, which is the the GNP of Haiti for the next 30 years ...There are countries where the poor sell their organs to the highest bidder, where we sell their children and sometimes a vote. And then others where one cashes his conscience at the stock market. Who said the economy was in the service of man? I come from a country that technically does not exist. Just like 2/3 of the planet is sold for a few dollars... » From a small Haitian village, Port-a-Piment, Raoul Peck launches into “profit and nothing else “, a reflection on the concept of profit in the era of globalization.