My previous Netflix rental was explicitly about business. My most recent watch, which I saw last night, was explicitly about post-war Poland... but implicitly about business. Go figure!

Krzysztof Kieslowski's 1976 film The Scar touches on a lot of serious business issues: The impact a new business can have on a community, involving community members in business development projects, paying attention to the needs of employees, the importance of leadership -- and finding yourself in a situation where you're being set up to fail -- social responsibility, and the impact your work can have on your family life.

It's subtitled, and a subtle cross between the Apprentice and the Corporation, with a little social revolution thrown in.

Worth a rental.