Laboratory Greece

Challenging in terms of duration and amount of information but absolutely worth seeing (at least twice).

It requires a medium-high cultural background in order to be fully appreciated but those who possess the necessary tools and affinity of interest for the topics covered (ranging from history to politics to economics to sociology, etc.) will find an unprecedented and unparalleled work.

It examines many themes such as the conquest of a nation through political occupation and debt slavery; fear, hope, "guilt" and social engineering to manipulate the masses; the history of Globalization and the European Union in relation to the Eurosystem (how it works) and many more.

A commendable journalistic research that can be evaluated and judged in several ways.

A thought-provoking documentary that needs and truly deserves to be understood and valued.