Abigail Disney’s newest pulls again the curtain on the happiest place on Earth. “The American Dream and Different Fairy Tales” sees the activist, philanthropist, and filmmaker following up her directorial debut, “The Armor of Mild,” with a glance inside her household enterprise, the worldwide media empire, Disney. In our unique clip of the Sundance doc, helmed by Disney and Kathleen Hughes, the previous brings problems with inequality to Capitol Hill, going earlier than the Home Monetary Providers Committee.

“In the present day I hope to boost some easy questions on CEO compensation. Does a CEO’s pay have any relationship to what his resort maids and janitors get?” she asks. “Do the individuals who spend a lifetime on the lowest finish of the wage spectrum deserve a dwelling wage? This can be a ethical situation,” she emphasizes. “The burden is not only on Disney, and Disney is a great distance from being the worst offender.”

Disney goes on to elucidate that Disney may elevate the salaries of all of its employees — a few of whom are utilizing meals stamps, sleeping of their vehicles, and going with out medical care as a result of they’ll’t afford it  — to a dwelling wage. “Folks made this downside, and by individuals it may be mounted,” Disney explains.

“The movie makes use of the Walt Disney Firm as a lens by means of which to see the dramatic adjustments within the norms and legal guidelines across the American enterprise tradition within the final 50 years, adjustments which have left us with historic revenue inequality and a deep debt to the American employee,” Disney instructed us. She needed to make a case for the “whole ethical overhaul of the American system of enterprise.”

“The American Dream and Different Fairy Tales” is now in theaters and might be obtainable on VOD September 23.