Motown South

By Samuel George
21min2025
LaborUnionsBattery Belt

In the new industrial heartland of the American South, electric vehicles are reshaping the economy—and workers are fighting for their fair share.

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Global Peace Film Festival

2025
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Canadian Labour International Film Festival

2025
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JACKSON DOC FEST

2025
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JXN Film Festival

2025
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Macon Film Festival

2025
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The Workers Unite Film Festival

2025
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Reel Work Labor Festival

2025

The Crossroads India

India has emerged as one of the globe’s fastest growing economies in the last decade. But is this growth accessible for all? “The Crossroads India” by Samuel George dives into critical issues in Indian economics, from an urban - rural divide, to education, to employment, to traditional barriers such as gender and caste. In all these situations, the Indian government believes digital tools can help the country leapfrog forward. Are they correct? Or does a digital transition threaten to deepen economic inequality?

About the Film

Shot in multiple locations around the subcontinent, this film offers a unique survey of an incredibly complex and rapidly changing country. From the tribal lands of Rajasthan, to the acres of informal housing in Mumbai, to the technology hotbed of Bangalore, The Crossroads India reveals poignant moments of everyday lives. The film pairs these vignettes with expert commentary featuring some of the foremost specialists on the country, including Jagdish Bhagwati, Nikhil Dey, Shankar Maruwada, and many more. The documentary also features a captivating soundtrack contributed by the Indian classical musicians The Gundecha Brothers.

The Crossroads India