Dizzying, hilarious and devastating, this tale of two factories makes for a landmark story of workplace anxiety. Directors Reichert and Bognar have spent a decade documenting the plight of Ohio’s factory workers, and their dedication pays off when they are given astonishing access to Fuyao, a Chinese auto glass manufacturer, as it revives a shuttered General Motors plant in Dayton. At first, their cameras capture a classic fish-out-of-water, culture-clash story. We watch as American Fuyao workers visit the Chinese headquarters, discovering Chinese workers’ far deeper (and sometimes surreal) levels of commitment. The filmmakers refuse to cast anyone as hero or villain, including billionaire owner Cao Dewang, who muses on whether his factories have ruined the environment. The story deepens into a penetrating examination of the U.S. blue-collar workforce as it cedes its place to an increasingly powerful China. (PS) Presented by The District