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Prices and Profits, the Potato is a short but fascinating dive into the world of agricultural economics, focusing on the journey of a potato from field to table. Directed by Yves AllĂ©gret, it has this raw educational vibe, capturing a moment in time when the economy was shifting. The pacing is brisk yet methodical, giving you just enough time to ponder the complexities of supply and demand. The practical effects, while rudimentary by todayâs standards, serve their purpose well, enhancing the filmâs exploration of capitalism. You can't help but appreciate the straightforward performances, as they add an almost theatrical quality to the documentary. It's a slice of history that reflects not only on potatoes but on the very fabric of economic systems.
Educational film showcasing agricultural supply chainsDistinctive 9.5mm format adds a unique viewing experienceInteresting historical perspective on early 20th-century economics
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