The New Corporation

The Unfortunately Necessary Sequel

Climate change, inequality, democracy… The New Corporation connects the dots between the biggest issues of our time.

The award-winning first film, The Corporation (2004), examined an institution within society. THE NEW CORPORATION reveals a society now fully remade in the corporation’s image, tracking devastating consequences and also inspiring movements for change.

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What People Are Saying…

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Forbes

Afdhel Aziz

“The Must-See Documentary Of The Year”

Variety

Owen Gleiberman

“The New Corporation is about what’s going on right now… It shakes up your perceptions. And it makes you suck in your breath”

The Globe and Mail

Kate Taylor
“Searing, clever and essential… Right up to the minute” (4 stars)

Toronto Sun

Liz Braun
“an eyeopening look at the ongoing machinations of the 1% to keep the world in their pocket”

Now Magazine

Norm Wilner

“thoughtful and pointed” NNNN

The Progressive

Ed Rampell

“A scathing critique of the capitalist system.…A topnotch documentary… Creatively made in a highly cinematic way”

Yahoo News Canada

Elisabetta Bianchin

“a particularly impressive act of filmmaking”

The Tyee

Dorothy Woodend

“…documentarian tenacity…”

Indiewire

David Ehrlich

“well-reasoned and undeniably urgent”

Salon

Gary M. Cramer

“sure to provoke righteous outrage”

The Daily Beast

Richard Porton

“couldn’t be more pertinent to the current moment”

The Canadian Press

Victoria Ahearn

“The film touches on everything from social services to climate change and inequality”

The Hollywood Reporter

John DeFore

“Manages to see hope for democracy in the years to come”

Filmmaker Magazine

Lauren Wissot

“indeed necessary”

**Silver WINNER of the 2021 Axiom Business Book Awards in Business Ethics**

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"A very important book, an arresting study directed to a central issue of the times." — Noam Chomsky

"Excellent" — Naomi Klein

"Vital" — Vandana Shiva

"Impeccably researched and beautifully written" — Wendy Brown

"Rigorously argued"  — Kirkus Reviews