Enjoy Poverty
Enjoy Poverty (2009) is a documentary, directed by Renzo Martens. The 90-minute film holds an audience score of 6/10.
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What Enjoy Poverty Is About
The documentary investigates the economic value of poverty. Its question is this: who does the filmed image of poverty serve. The Dutch artist Renzo Martens travels into the interior of the Congo. There he makes a long journey on his own. Along the way he runs a programme. The programme’s claim is to show the poor that poverty is their main capital. That claim is the film’s own provocation. Its title is part of that provocation too. Martens spends three years travelling in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The question he ends on is this: who owns poverty. Renzo Martens’s Dutch and Belgian coproduction, ninety minutes long, was completed in 2009.
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What is Enjoy Poverty about?
The documentary investigates the economic value of poverty. Its question is this: who does the filmed image of poverty serve.
Where can I watch Enjoy Poverty?
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How long is Enjoy Poverty?
Enjoy Poverty runs for 90 minutes (1h 30m).
When did Enjoy Poverty come out?
Enjoy Poverty was released in 2009.
Who directed Enjoy Poverty?
Enjoy Poverty was directed by Renzo Martens.
What is Enjoy Poverty's rating?
Enjoy Poverty holds 7.7/10 on IMDb and 6.0/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 68 out of 100.
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