The "king of wheat" is grinding the monopoly on wheat. On one side they face inflated prices while on the other side the farmers do not have the money for bread. The "king of the wheat" reaches his fortune obtaining the monopoly and dies soon after, falling into a pit. Afterwards, a worker resumes work.The relationship between the worker of the earth and the land dates back to ancestral times. Unfortunately, the exploitation of workers that sometimes happens is also ancestral. Workers are bound by coherence to the land to obtain their products. Despite this, the film highlights that workers often suffer inconsistent speculation about them. There is the parallel editing that shows the related situations.
Review of A Corner in Wheat
