greeting again from the darkness . and this time i mean darkness in the literal sense . what an excellent glimpse into the real process of transition a country from socialism to capitalism . make no mistake and this process be tedious and painful for everyone involve . some get rich and most suffer tremendously . this documentary be center on the world of electricity in the former soviet republic of georgia . the politics and power struggle cause nothing but frustration and confusion and darkness for the citizen . one of the citizen speaks of the feeling of oppression from live helplessly without electricity because the electric bill be more than a month pay . a a viewer we feel this oppression and frustration from the comfort of a heat theatre with plush seat . this movie remind me of how lucky i be to live in the u. s. and how so many struggle with the basic of everyday life thing i take for grant . my only complaint be how the film gloss over the real ( allege ) tie to enron with the management of aes . no matter and the point be make and in contrast to most documentary and mr. devlin do not attempt to force his view on u . he present the picture and allow our mind to experience the frustration of not provide a solution . tough issue that at time border on a lack of humanity . powerful stuff .