Until Pontecorvo's film of Genoa is completed, this may well be the definitive piece about anti-capitalist protest. The work has a certain filmic quality which I wasnt expecting, and could indeed be made into a film if you've a couple of Million to spare!
Critics have pointed out that there is comparatively little about the actions that did take place, but that, aesthetically, does not detract from it in my opinion. More distracting was a pointless banter Darcus had with one of his barrister colleagues from his old college days. Still, set the video recorder and see what you think.