The film is based on Eric Schlosser's book of the same name, with "Inhumans" Richard Linklater playing the role of screenplay and director. The unknown dark curtain of the fast food industry, the destruction of the industrial chain to the environment and ecology, and the transformation of the social structure by the marketing layer. All kinds of inside information are caught in one net. "Fast Food Empire" will lead the audience to join a groundbreaking field trip in the form of a group play intertwined with parallel stories. Schlosser's article "Fast Food Nation" looks at American culture from the perspective of junk food observers is very healthy and conscious. This is a biased point of view, and the article is not qualified is biased. The authors point out that fast food, including its possible negative health effects, should be a single source of indivdiual diet and criticism of the restaurant industry that generally provides fast food and fast service, a particular danger to the American industry. In the article, the author does not provide much refutation to his own special point of view, important to the fast food industry, according to which it promotes harmful levels of obesity and unhealth in society. The concept of fast food is also maintained to explain to the author other aspects of society, that the variable connection is not really explored by the author according to false changeability.
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