We the People: The Market Basket Effect
We the People: The Market Basket Effect

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The story behind the epic six-week boycott of the Massachusetts-based Market Basket supermarket chain in the summer of 2014: when beloved CEO Arthur T. Demoulas is deposed by his cousin, majority shareholder Arthur S. Demoulas, Market Basket's 25,000 employees and millions of supportive customers successfully enforce a boycott of the 71-store regional chain, leading to a leveraged buyout of the company, the reinstatement of "Artie T.", and a victory for democracy.... (Full plot summary below)

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The story behind the epic six-week boycott of the Massachusetts-based Market Basket supermarket chain in the summer of 2014: when beloved CEO Arthur T. Demoulas is deposed by his cousin, majority shareholder Arthur S. Demoulas, Market Basket's 25,000 employees and millions of supportive customers successfully enforce a boycott of the 71-store regional chain, leading to a leveraged buyout of the company, the reinstatement of "Artie T.", and a victory for democracy.

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Under the Radar - 8/10 by Charles SteinbergAt a time when widening income disparity and the shrinking of the middle class is such a weighted issue in America ... this is a story that actually gives one hope.
The Young Folks - 7/10 by Nathanael HoodWe the People works best when it relegates itself to telling an unusual story about an unusual businessman.
Portland Press-Herald - 7/10 by Mary F. PolsThis material is too good to completely bungle in a documentary, although We the People includes some ill-advised moments.
Village Voice - 6/10 by Robyn BahrIn his rousing — if at times syrupy — documentary, director Tommy Reid captures this stranger-than-fiction feel-good tale and bottles it in rosy glass.
Hollywood Reporter - 6/10 by Frank ScheckThe film is more effective as an emotional appeal for better corporate behavior than a stringent analysis of the complicated scenario.
The Patriot Ledger - 6/10 by Al Alexander"We the People" pounds you into submission with its inarticulate observations contributed by a succession of talking heads, most of whom had nothing to do with the messy, months-long fight for control of the popular New England grocery chain.
Boston Globe - 6/10 by Ty BurrThe filmmakers have made this for the purposes of near-term celebration rather than long-term understanding, and they’re probably judging their audience well.
The New York Times - 6/10 by Helen T. VerongosThe tale, ripped from the headlines, is stirring, even if the repeated rally scenes and aerial views of the region grow stale.
Los Angeles Times - 4/10 by Noel MurrayThere are good lessons to be learned from the Market Basket saga. "We the People" doesn't trust the audience to figure them out for themselves.
User Review - 10/10 by Richard SGreat Documentary on very unique situation for an American company

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