Clock - Socialist Burgers Inc.

A surprisingly captivating documentary! As someone who grew up in Sweden, I found it incredibly entertaining and interesting to get a glimpse into the "old Sweden," a time that feels both familiar and distant. The film does a great job of transporting you back to that era. Even though I'm Swedish, I had absolutely no idea whatsoever that the government owned the Clock burger restaurants! It's a fascinating and almost unbelievable piece of Swedish history that I, and probably many others, were completely unaware of. The documentary explores not just the burgers themselves, but the broader social and political context of the time, shedding light on a unique period in Swedish history. It makes you think about how much things have changed, and how much they've stayed the same. I was particularly intrigued by the discussions around the socialist ideals that led to the government's involvement in the fast-food industry. It's a really thought-provoking film, and it's not just for history buffs. Anyone who enjoys a good documentary, or who is interested in learning more about Sweden, should definitely check it out.