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The Divide is a raw dive into the lives of seven people across the US and UK, capturing their struggles against the backdrop of staggering wealth inequality. It’s not just a documentary; it feels almost like a tapestry woven with personal narratives that reflect broader societal issues. The pacing can feel a bit disjointed at times, but that adds to the sense of urgency. The atmosphere is heavy, and the interviews are strikingly candid, revealing the emotional toll of economic disparity. The film doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable truths, and the visuals, while straightforward, effectively convey the gravity of the stories being told. A compelling look at how income inequality shapes lives, it resonates on many levels.
Directed by Katharine Round, released in 2015Features interviews from both the US and UK perspectivesCinematography focuses on personal storytellingDistribution includes various film festivals and streaming platforms
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