Mormon Literature Database - Bigger boxes: the battle over America's superstores

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Bigger boxes: the battle over America's superstores
Produced by Nick Nordquist, Elizabeth Southwell
Directed by Nick Nordquist, Al Cutler
Premiere Date: 21 Sept. 2004
Length: 60 min.


Genre:		Interview / Panel Film
Production Type:		Mormon Contributor(s)
Content Types:		Documentary Film No Obvious Mormon Elements
Distribution Types:		Television

Subjects: Wal-Mart;

Summary:
The first part of this program is a national overview of the economic and environmental impact that "big box" retail stores, such as Wal-Mart, have on local communities in the United States. Controversies surrounding the introduction of Wal-Mart stores into California communities serve as illustrations. The second part of this program is a special report of the controversies surrounding the introduction of Wal-Mart and other superstores into Utah communities like Centerville and Sandy. A panel discussion highlights the issues in the debate in the Special report.

Annotations:
Special report panel moderator, John Daley; Special report panel, George Fisher, Warren Pettey, Greg Bell, Steve Harmsen.

View BYU Library catalog record
http://catalog.lib.byu.edu/uhtbin/ckey-search/3456682

HBLL Call No: VCMM 3
Film Editor: Nick Nordquist
Distributor: KUED TV